Everything's Gonna Be Fine

Born seven weeks too early in a small town in Uttar Pradesh, Ayaan Singh arrives in the world already fighting. By the time he is two and a half, his father is gone — killed on a foggy highway, leaving behind a family that will never quite recover. By the time he is fifteen, 
Ayaan has learned to keep everything at a careful distance: his mother, his grandparents, the house that raised him, and the wounds he carries without ever naming them. 
When a scholarship takes him to Edinburgh, distance becomes his solution to everything. He builds a life of brilliant, solitary achievement — a physics career, a city that finally fits him, a version of himself that has room to breathe. For a while, this feels like enough.

Then he meets Misthi.

Everything's Gonna Be Fine is a novel about what it costs to run from the people who made you — and what it takes to find your way back. About fathers who die too young and mothers who love imperfectly. About grandparents who hold everything together without 
once saying they are. About the one person who sees through every wall you have ever built and stays anyway. 
It is also, quietly, a love story — not just between two people, but between a man and the life he almost did not let himself have.

Some wounds don't bleed. They just quietly become the person.