Soaring after the Storm

Soaring after the Storm

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Zariah Reighn Fuentabella was once Zavian Ross-a name buried with the pain, silence, and shame forced on her by a family desperate to keep their image clean. Branded by trauma and reborn through fire, Zariah carries her past like a serpent curled along her spine and two red flowers blooming over old wounds. Now at 22, she wears grace like armor, but the scars remain-hidden, unspoken, unforgettable. Then came Cassian Jace Velasco-arrogant, bold, and everything she shouldn't want. He was supposed to be just another storm-but somehow, he didn't try to erase her past. Instead, he stood beside it. And maybe that's all Zariah ever needed-not to be saved, but to finally soar beyond the storm.
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Genre: Dark Romance/Psychological Drama Summary: Zariah (17, turning 18) is a brilliant but emotionally scarred sculptor from the south sent to Marae Institute, an elite boarding art school known for producing prodigies and hiding scandals. Haunted by a childhood accident, the recent suicide of her best friend and the death of her Mom, she arrives guarded, mute, and numb. Her only therapy is her clay where she shapes all the screams she can't say. Then she meets Elián Wolfe a 19-year-old painter, infamous, secretive and dangerously magnetic. He's on his final warning from Marae after being expelled from his last school. Rumors follow him: one girl swallowed pills after being with him, another disappeared. His hobby is to paint in the basement, alone always in red. He notices her before anyone else, watches her when she thinks she's invisible and he tells her, "Your hands are beautiful when they're shaking." When Zariah finally sees the painting Elián has been working on, it's her, broken and naked, covered in words from her personal journal. She realizes he's been inside her room, reading her diary, stealing her nightmares. But she doesn't run... Instead, she adds the final touch to the painting: Her own blood.

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