There are stories written to comfort. There are stories written to resolve. This is neither. The Wound We Kept is a historical war romance set in Batavia during the final years of World War II and the violent uncertainty that followed. It follows Amara Wiratama, a civilian medic who treats the wounded without allegiance, and Captain Kenji Takahashi, an enemy officer whose conscience awakens too late to save him from history. Their connection is not built on declarations or promises. It grows through proximity, shared exhaustion, and silence. In a city shaped by occupation and fear, even closeness carries risk. This novel exists because history is rarely generous. Why This Story Had to Be Written War is often narrated through heroes and villains, victories and defeats. But most people who live through war are neither. They are witnesses. Survivors. Individuals who remain when power shifts and certainty collapses. Amara’s resistance is quiet. She does not lead revolutions or del...
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