In a small town stitched together with secrets and summer light, two friends drift between innocence and ache, between the fragile shimmer of youth and the weight of what waits just beyond it.
Whimsy and Bliss
is not a story of grand gestures but of subtle reckonings-glances across twilight streets, whispered confessions, the quiet betrayals of those who should have been safe.
It is about the ways we dream ourselves into being, and the ways the world unravels those dreams thread by thread. A meditation on longing, loyalty, and the shadows that haunt even the brightest hours, this book lingers in the in-between spaces-where memory collides with myth, where tenderness frays into grief, where coming of age means learning what must be lost to truly see what remains.