At 22, she is a dreamer through and through, someone
who finds more comfort in the worlds she builds in her
imagination than in the one that demands logic and
routine. A final-year medical student on the brink of
becoming a doctor, she has spent the last few years
balancing the weight of stethoscopes and textbooks with
the quiet solace of blank pages and untold stories.
What began as a childhood hobby, scribbling poems in
the corners of notebooks and inventing characters for
fun has now evolved into her greatest escape. Writing
has become her way of breathing between the chaos, her
therapy on days when reality feels overwhelming, and
her rebellion against a world that often forgets to dream.
Her stories are often stitched with fragments of
emotion, quiet strength, and unspoken pain, the kind
that lingers long after the last page is turned. She writes
not just to be heard, but to connect with anyone who’s
ever felt lost, loved too deeply, or dared to hope when
the odds were stacked high.
This is her debut novel, a piece of her heart in ink and
paper, a story she hopes will remind you that it's okay to
live in your head sometimes, especially when the world
outside feels like too much.