NusuAbinem
Erik Thompson is a British boy sent to Nepal by his parents. Tasked with growing up in a new environment, he learns that despite cultural differences, people are fundamentally the same.
He initially joins forces with Himalay Ghimire and Anuradha Vikram to target their lifelong rivals, orphaned siblings Isak and Anaya Adhikari. Their "enmity" usually was about football and academics, but when Erik unexpectedly becomes a protective figure for his former rivals, he prepares to play a role he never thought of: part father, part mother, and part brother. Will Isak ever realize that Erik wasn't ready for this burden? Or was this punishment a right choice?
This is the sixth novel in the **Family** series. While this novel covers lighter topics compared to the most of the series, it is recommended for readers aged 11 and up due to themes of body shaming, social status, and heavy responsibility.