She opened the cover. On the first page was a detailed sketch—not of a building, but of her. It depicted her standing by the banks of the Imphal River, her hair loose, looking out at the water. But it was the next page that made her eyes water.
: A legendary folk epic that serves as one of Manipur's most famous tragic love stories, often compared to Romeo and Juliet.
Here’s a structured content package for a titled “Eina: Heartstrings of the Valley” (or you can keep the working title as “Eina – A Manipuri Romantic Fiction & Stories Collection” ).
