When Damien's mother dies, grief consumes him, and he makes the hardest choice of his life-leaving everything behind, including Isla, the girl he loved. He disappears into a new city, hoping distance will numb the pain. But fate is cruel. When Damien returns, he discovers his father has remarried... and his new step-sister is Isla. The girl he abandoned. The girl he never stopped wanting. Now, trapped under the same roof, forbidden tension crackles between them. Old wounds resurface, and unspoken desires ignite. Their love was never meant to survive, but some obsessions never die.

Layla has always been quiet, invisible - a "freak," as everyone else called her. While others found joy in loud parties and midnight lights, she found her peace beneath the waves, surrounded by marine life. To them, she was nothing more than an obsessed girl who cared about nothing else. She never listened, believing it was just curiosity or a harmless passion. But was it really? Or was there something deeper beneath the surface - something that could change everything she thought she knew about herself? (It's a rewritten version of Heart Of The Sea that I wrote previously)

Ava always thought life would feel like a drama-magical and perfect. But as she faces fake friends, class pressure, and quiet heartbreaks, she begins to see the truth. This is a story about growing up, letting go of fantasies, and learning that real life-flawed, painful, and honest-can be beautiful too.