Michelle Ayon Navajas plays with deep emotions in her upcoming book "Locker"

Michelle Ayon Navajas, the renowned bestselling poet-author, is excited to announce the upcoming release of her latest book Locker, which is set to hit bookshelves very soon. The book, which has been highly anticipated by fans, promises to be a captivating read that will take readers on an emotional journey.

Michelle's new book is a collection of fictional stories. In anticipation of the book's release, Michelle stated, "I am thrilled to share this new fictional short story book with my readers. This book is close to my heart, and I hope it will resonate with readers as much as it has with me."

Michelle is no stranger to the literary world. Her previous works have received critical acclaim and have been bestsellers in several countries, especially India. In fact, her literary works have been bestsellers within days of their release. Her ability to craft touching poems and captivating stories with relatable characters has earned her a dedicated following of fans from all over the world, led by India. She is also a freelance creative writer and a popular blogger.

The new book has already generated a buzz among fans and early readers, who have praised the book for its emotional depth and captivating storyline. One early reader, who received an advance copy of the book, said, "Michelle has outdone herself with this new book. The stories are beautifully written, and the characters are so relatable. I couldn't put the book down until I had finished reading all these short stories."

To celebrate the release of her new book, Michelle shared with us one of the stories from it, that reflects a father's perspective upon losing his baby during a miscarriage. We always read how mothers grieve, so it's about time we provide a voice to the aching hearts of the fathers.

Father

"i'm sorry, i couldn't hear any heartbeat," my doctor revealed after just a few minutes of examining my supposed baby bump. my mind went crazy, and my heart beat the fastest and loudest beat ever. i wanted to cry, but there were no tears. i wanted to shout and curse the universe. still, no sounds were coming out. my doctor knew i was on the brink of losing my composure, so she asked me to sit down and gave me a glass of water. "stay calm," she said.

waiting for you as i held my tears was the most traumatic part of hearing the news. i could see myself heading in directions only God knows where. i wanted to run away, away from the reality that i would never get to hold in my arms the baby i so wanted to have. "you quietly came into our world, silently, and you stayed shortly. but know that you take up the most room in our hearts." i whispered.

"i'm here for you, and i don't care if you need to cry all day long i will stay with you," you said while i was sobbing.

the dark underground parking area was our sole witness to how we grieve at the loss of another angel. we were both inconsolable, as God knows how much we wanted the child. but at least we have each other.

i looked at you, holding on to your composure, and you began to cry. the kind of cry i've never witnessed from you my whole life. the type of cry only a father could upon losing a child he never gets to hold.

The upcoming release of Michelle's new book is a much-anticipated event in the literary world. The book promises to be a captivating read that will touch the hearts of readers. Fans of Michelle's previous works and readers who enjoy emotionally charged stories are in for a treat with the release of this collection of short stories by Michelle Ayon Navajas.