Borderless

When you observe life, you see the fractional part of it. There are ambitions, desires, pains, fears, and whatnot. They're borderless.

  

All humans are feeling similar kinds of situations and emotions even if they are living in different time zones and continents.

 

The way the story was narrated was just irritating and made me angry in the first few chapters, until I realized how much I was attached to the characters' lives and their pain and frustration in the story. That's when I also realized how amazing the writing was.

 

Instead of going in a straight line, the story drives through different characters' life experiences and jumps in space and time, which make it an interesting read. Even though the fonts were smaller than usual, making it sometimes irritating, overall it's great.

 

The stories, while looking normal and simple from the outside, carried way more deep emotions inside. So, anyone who is interested in a simple yet deep story of everyday life can read this.