Those Days, That Promise: Some friendships never fade, Some promises never die

If you ever sat on the last bench, shared quiet understandings with friends, or walked out of school knowing something important had ended, this story will feel familiar.

Those Days, That Promise is a quiet, emotional story about friendships that shape us, promises we never say out loud, and memories that stay long after school ends.

Through the eyes of Gopal, the story follows a group of friends as they grow together, drift apart, and carry pieces of each other into adulthood. It captures small moments, unspoken emotions, stolen laughter, and the kind of bonds that don’t need constant contact to survive.

This is not a loud or dramatic story.

It is about ordinary people and the feelings they rarely talk about.

As the story unfolds, you may find yourself thinking about old friends, unfinished conversations, and days that once felt endless but now exist only in memory. The writing is reflective and honest, letting emotions build naturally without being forced.

Readers have described the book as heartfelt, nostalgic, and deeply relatable, with emotions that stay long after the final page. Many found themselves revisiting their own school days while reading.

This book is for you if:
• School friendships still mean something to you
• You enjoy slow, thoughtful stories over fast-paced drama
• You like books that stay with you even after you’ve finished reading

Those Days, That Promise is not about reliving the past.

It’s about understanding what it gave you.

A calm, emotional read about friendship, time, and the promises that never really fade.