The Last Seven Minutes (TLSM)
What if you spent your whole life preparing to live and only to find out you're about to die?
On Valentine’s Day, Jeena wasn't chasing love. She was chasing her dreams, her future and waiting for her results. But what awaited her wasn't a celebration… it was a diagnosis.
A deadly heart condition.
A countdown of sixty days.
No cure. No chance. No escape.
Born in a remote Himalayan village with a heart too small to be saved, Jeena had already defied the odds by surviving this long. The very miracle that let her exist in this world for that long, is going to be the reason for her end. But now, with time slipping through her fingers, she realizes… she’s never truly lived.
So instead of mourning, she decides to chase something else...-memories.
The kind that might flash before her eyes in her last seven minutes.
When she completely accepts the fact and gets ready to die meaningfully and happily, her fate entangled with the hope that someone other was carrying for her to live. She didn't understand what is it for the love to knock on her heart which is already going to fail.
This is not just a love story but a survival story.
It’s a story of rebellion against death, of stolen time, and of a girl trying to make life remember her... even if she won't remember it.
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Only one chapter in… and I’m already hooked. There’s something quietly powerful about The Last Seven Minutes. The first chapter feels raw, emotional, and deeply human. It’s not overdone, just real. Jeena’s diagnosis hit me like a whisper turning into a scream. The writing isn’t flashy, but it’s sincere and that’s what makes it stand out. You can feel the weight of dreams, regret, and that silent fear we all carry deep down. If the rest of the story is anything like this beginning… we’re in for something unforgettable..And I must say the author's note is powerful that you would want to think over. Can’t wait for the next update.