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She's not trying to be seen - she's just trying to disappear without anyone noticing.
Wendy is the quiet girl with the fake smile, the one who skips meals, dodges questions, and lies her way through the day. School is a blur. Home is a trap. And her body feels like the enemy.
But when an unexpected connection begins to pull her out of hiding, she's forced to choose: keep control, or risk letting someone see the truth.
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