Sarcastic Love

Some love stories don't begin with romance.
They begin with a mistake.

Sarcastic Love is a contemporary fiction novel about two people who never plan to fall for each other-and never allow themselves to.

A chance meeting on a college campus turns into conversations that feel too easy. Too familiar. Too honest. What starts as sarcasm and shared humour slowly becomes emotional closeness neither of them asked for.

The problem?

They already belong to other people.

As routines turn into habits and habits turn into attachment, the line between friendship and something more begins to blur. There are no dramatic affairs here. No stolen kisses. Just quiet moments, lingering conversations, and feelings that grow without permission.

This is a story about:

• Emotional boundaries and silent betrayals

• Love that exists without action

• Choosing responsibility over desire

• And the kind of heartbreak that never announces itself

Written with sharp wit, subtle humour, and painful honesty, Sarcastic Love explores how easily people drift into something dangerous-not because they are careless, but because they feel understood.

Not every love story is meant to be finished.
Some are meant to teach you where you belong.