I wrote Sometime in May for anyone who's ever felt like they were holding it all together on the outside while secretly coming undone inside.
This isn't just a story about friendship, loss, or starting over. It's about the private, complicated ways people find their way back to themselves—and sometimes, each other. I hope you'll let it unfold at its own pace, in its own deliberate way.
Thank you for carrying a little of this world back into yours.
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Sometime in May
Teen FictionIn the restless heart of Lagos, two seventeen-year-olds, one local and one foreign, forge an unlikely bond while navigating grief, love, and the fragile hope of starting over. But when secrets threaten to shatter their connection, they must decide i...
