The Day I Came To This School

The Day I Came To This School

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Tue, Jul 8, 2025
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This is not just a novel about school. It's about the quiet war behind every smile, the pressure to become skilled manpower, and the truth students carry in silence. Kiyon, a 16-year-old boy, is sent to Nepal Police School in Dharan - not to chase his dreams, but to fulfill others' expectations. He meets classmates with different personalities and private battles - some hide pain, some fear failure, some are just trying to survive. This novel reveals the emotional reality of society - how students are trained to be perfect, but never taught how to feel. A story about youth, pressure, identity, and silent rebellion.
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