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The River Between Us is a poetic and heartwarming romantic short story by <a href="https://mr-ravin.github.io" target="_blank">Ravin Kumar</a>, exploring the quiet power of childhood connection, fate, and timeless love. Set across a serene village and a modern cruise ship, the story follows Ravin and Pooja—two soulmates bound by paper boats, a copper ring, and a mysterious letter “R”. As life separates them and time flows on like a river, a quiet reunion unfolds through symbols, silence, and destiny. This story blends memory, emotion, and subtle symbolism to remind us that true love never forgets—and always finds its way home. **About the Author:** <a href="https://mr-ravin.github.io" target="_blank">Ravin Kumar</a> (born 21 August 1993) is a curious person blessed with the ability to see life through the perspectives of an artist, engineer, researcher, inventor, economist, poet, mathematician, ethical hacker, game developer, author, and writer. He has authored the books “The Engineer’s Plan” and “Philosophy of the Trident” (along with its Hindi version “त्रिशूल दर्शन”), and runs the YouTube channel “CodeBeings”, dedicated to sharing knowledge related to computer programming. Some of his contributions include the creation of a computer language; computer ransomware and its antivirus software (an academic project in cybersecurity); the “Adaptive Base Representation Theorem” in computing and mathematics; multiple theorems in geometry and pure mathematics; two research contributions in theoretical economics, including “Addictive Auctions: Using Lucky-Draw and Gambling Addiction to Increase Participation during Auctioning” and “The Economics of Sovereignty: Phased Virtual Currency and Coalition Reserve Entity”; cutting-edge research in artificial intelligence and deep learning, including the “APTx Neuron” and “APTx Activation Function”; a novel algorithm in quantum computing; the “cyclic scheduling algorithm” in operating systems; and “modified counting sort”