
Author
William Gomes.
Every story begins with a question. For SERI – Some Ending Remains Incomplete, the question was simple: What happens when life refuses to give us a perfect ending? This novel was written with the belief that strength can be found in the most unexpected places. Through the journeys of Siya Sen and Shivam Basu, I wanted to explore courage, hope, friendship, love, and the human ability to keep moving forward despite pain and uncertainty. The characters in this book are fictional, but the emotions they experience are real. Many people around the world face challenges that seem impossible to overcome. Some fight illnesses, some live with loss, and others carry invisible struggles that no one else can see. Yet they continue to dream, to love, and to hope. This story is a tribute to them. The title, Some Ending Remains Incomplete, reflects a truth about life itself. Not every chapter ends the way we expect. Some dreams take longer to come true, some wounds take longer to heal, and some stories never truly end. But that does not make them any less beautiful. Thank you for choosing to spend your time with this book. I hope these pages make you smile, reflect, and believe that even an incomplete ending can hold extraordinary meaning.
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SERI: Some Ending Remains Incomplete
Articles by William Gomes.
Sep 15, 2026
Raising Readers in this Digital World
By Bella Rohatgi — Writer | Educator | Lifelong LearnerWe are raising children in a world very different from the one ma...
Sep 15, 2026
Stay Loving Stay Connected
Stay Loving, Stay Connected in a Fast-Moving WorldWe live in a world that moves at the speed of a swipe.Shorts, reels, m...
Feb 24, 2026
ख़ाली श्यामपट्ट-1
गाँव के एक वीरान स्कूल में, जहाँ श्यामपट्ट पर धूल जम चुकी है, एक बूढ़ा मास्टर अब भी उम्मीद लिख रहा है।पर सवाल वही है —क्...
Feb 10, 2026
She Asked for Five Rupees
Story Title – “She Asked for Five Rupees”. It was winter.The air was cold, almost breathless. I stood still, watchi...
