The Paper Planes Between Us
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At St. Everly's Boarding School, paper planes have become a quiet rebellion. Folded during class. Slipped between lockers. Flown through library windows.
Alina Fair doesn't expect much from her final year - just survival. Between her anxiety, pressure to be perfect, and emotionally absent parents, she's learned how to disappear in plain sight.
But then, a paper plane lands on her desk - a perfect fold with a poem that knows her too well. Signed only with an S.
As more planes arrive, Alina finds herself falling for someone she hasn't even met... or has she?
When the truth unfolds - with heartbreak, memory, and a kiss that feels like sky - Alina must decide what it means to be seen, and whether she's ready to love someone who knows the parts of her she's kept hidden for so long.
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