Where she belonged

"She never understood herself. The way she was a contradiction in herself. She liked to be in group settings, as long as she is not the main focus. She wanted people to take notice of her, but she hated drawing attention to herself. She liked to engage in conversations but kept silent most of the times. Maybe it was the way she was raised. Maybe it was the byproduct of staying in the society that valued silence and obedience more than autonomy and independence.
But that should have changed when her real brothers took her to her 'real' home, far away. It should have. But did it? Maybe it did."

She thought she knew who she was-until the truth shattered everything.
When Samya finds out she's adopted, her life takes an unexpected turn. Taken in by her real brothers, she enters a world unlike anything she's known: one of unconditional love that breaks ethics, elite schools, and friendships that challenge and change her perspective of life.
But even in this new life, the quiet ache of her past lingers. Can she learn to embrace who she truly is, in a world that finally lets her be?