When Your Presence Became a Feeling is a quiet, slow burn romantic novel about how some connections do not arrive loudly, but change us gently, moment by moment.This story follows two people whose bond grows through simple conversations, shared silences, and the comfort of being understood. There are no dramatic declarations or sudden promises. Instead, the relationship unfolds naturally through everyday interactions, small observations, and emotions that deepen before they are fully recognised.As days pass, presence begins to matter more than words. Pauses feel meaningful. Familiarity brings calm. What starts as ease slowly turns into something softer and more personal, leaving both characters aware that something has shifted, even if neither is ready to name it.Written in a calm, reflective style with natural Hinglish and an emotionally familiar Indian setting, this novel explores the stage before love is defined, when feelings are still forming and trust is quietly growing. It is a story about emotional closeness, patience, and the subtle moments that often shape our most meaningful relationships.When Your Presence Became a Feeling is the first book in The Softness We Never Named Trilogy, and it captures the beginning of a journey that continues beyond these pages.