"I Left Home for a Reason" is not a story about airports or new addresses. It's about the invisible weight of goodbye, the quiet violence of reinvention, and the strange, sacred process of becoming someone new in a place that doesn't know your name.
In these chapters, I stitch together fragments of my life as an immigrant - with all its beauty, absurdity, grief, and grace. It's a story told through memory and metaphor, through poetic truths that sometimes say more than facts ever could.
This book is for the ones who had to leave to find themselves. For those who smile in two languages but cry in one. For anyone who knows the ache of wanting to go back, even when you know you can't - because you aren't the same.
Raw, reflective, and occasionally hilarious in that bittersweet way life tends to be, "I Left Home for a Reason" invites you to look at immigration not as a journey across maps, but as a quiet revolution of the soul.