What You Sowed in Your Twenties
The Weight of Guilt and the Emotional Debts That Never Expire

How long do you pay for the arrogant decisions made in your youth?At thirty-two, sitting in front of a laptop screen bleeding with red cells and suffocating debt, a corporate manager realizes his financial collapse is merely the reflection of a much deeper emotional bankruptcy. In his desperate attempt to expiate the guilt of betraying a pure love in his early twenties, he ended up becoming the "savior" of the wrong person—ruining his own future in the process.From clandestine office affairs during the lockdown to living on a mattress on the floor, and finally falling into a toxic trap of savior complex and financial ruin, What You Sowed in Your Twenties is a raw, deeply reflective, and psychologically intense novel.It explores the invisible scars of betrayal, the crushing weight of regret, and the cruelest lesson of adulthood: youth is a variable-rate loan, and emotional bills always come due in your thirties.