To the one I couldn't love enough

An episode of the Tale Caster podcast, hosted by Aman Alok, titled "To the one I couldn't love enough" was published on September 17, 2020 and runs 2 minutes.

September 17, 2020 ·2m · Tale Caster

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A letter to the one I couldn't love enough. I couldn't say all this to your face maybe because you never gave me a chance to... So here it is... My blood spilled as words. Writer & Podcaster- Shambhavi, Editor- Virat Aaryan

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A letter to the one I couldn't love enough. I couldn't say all this to your face maybe because you never gave me a chance to... So here it is... My blood spilled as words.

Writer & Podcaster- Shambhavi, Editor- Virat Aaryan

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