Where Did Our Mother's Love Go?

What happens when the mothers who are supposed to love us are carrying wounds of their own? And how do we make sense of our mothers when we begin to understand what they, too, have lived through?

Set between Shillong and Assam, this memoir follows one family across generations: a grandmother whose choices and silences leave their mark, a mother searching for a place to belong, a brother who slowly withdraws, and a daughter trying to understand the family she comes from and the parts of it she carries within herself.

At its heart, this is a story about belonging, family, and the pain we carry without always knowing where it began. Through fragmented memories, personal recollections, and family stories, it explores how the hurts our parents never speak of can shape the way we love, the relationships we build, and the people we become.