About the eBook: Where Should I Kiss You: On Your Neck or Cheek?
It is a short literary work that confronts the rawness of heartbreak, the illusions of love, and the quiet courage required to begin again.
This short read is not a traditional romance.
It is a reflective, emotional exploration of a man revisiting a relationship that shaped him and compelled him to confront truths he had once avoided.
(Love is gentle until the day it breaks you open.)
The central question: Where should I kiss you?
Becomes symbolic of longing, hesitation, and the intimacy of love that has already slipped away.
Through philosophical reflections and vivid emotional scenes,
the story guides readers through the necessity of heartbreak and what it means to love despite life’s impermanence.
What You Will Find Inside
A Journey Through Love and Loss
From the cold winter day that marked the end of the philosophical questioning of love’s worth, each chapter offers a new layer of emotional clarity.
An Illusion and Reality of Love
The book explores the arrogance of youth in love, the mistakes we repeat, and the realisation that time humbles us all.
Heartbreak as Transformation
This story reveals how loss teaches us, reshaping who we are and the way we see love.
A Reflective, Philosophical Tone
This book is perfect for readers who enjoy deeply emotional writing, introspection, and brief stories that leave a lasting impression.
Who This Book Is For?
Readers who enjoy reflective literary fiction,
Anyone who has loved deeply and lost painfully,
Individuals navigating healing or emotional rediscovery,
Those drawn to philosophical, character-driven writing,
Readers seeking a powerful story they can finish in one sitting,
If you wonder why love feels essential, even when it hurts, this short read I hope may be of use to you.
About the Author
Lamin Ceesay creates literary works centred on emotional honesty, cultural depth, and the breadth of human experience. His writing draws from reflection, philosophy, and a profound sense of how love shapes and reshapes our lives.
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