12 Letters : I should have sent.

What do you do with all the words meant for someone who is no longer there to hear them?
12 Letters I Should Have Sent follows one year after Shriyansh stops talking to one of his closest friends, the girl he loved, and the girl who never loved him the same way.
From May to April, each month becomes a letter.
A letter about missing her in ordinary places.
About good news he still wants to tell her.
About being only five kilometres away and feeling worlds apart.
About searching for her in songs, books, strangers, cities, and memories.
About wanting to move on while secretly leaving the door open, just in case she ever comes back.
Some letters are hopeful.
Some are bitter.
Some are painfully honest.
And some are simply the words that became too heavy to keep inside.
But this is not a story about who was right or wrong.
It is only one side of a story shared by two people—because sometimes, when people stop talking, they also lose the chance to hear each other’s version of what happened.
At its heart, 12 Letters I Should Have Sent is about friendship, unrequited love, attachment, silence, memory, and the difficult truth that loving someone deeply does not always mean you get to keep them.
A year. Twelve letters. One person they were never sent to.