Transferring schools was nothing new to Zia-but this time, it wasn't just a new uniform or a different hallway. It was a new country. A clean slate. Once known for her violent outbursts against bullies, Zia never fought for power or pride. She fought because she couldn't stand watching cruelty win. Her fists spoke when no one else would. But the bruises she left behind began to define her more than the bruises she tried to prevent. Now, she's trying to change. To hold back. To find better ways to stand up for others-and for herself. But change is heavier than it seems. And justice, she learns, isn't about hurting the hurtful. It's about becoming someone better than what hurt you. Will the world finally see the real her? Or will the past she's trying to outgrow follow her into this new beginning? ____________________________________________ This book might have of errors in the spellings and the grammar used might be lacking. Please don't mind it.😊 I'm just a beginner and this is my first book too. 💖 Help me by voting, commenting and sharing ❤️