Learning to believe

Fiona Jackson doesn't really believe in anything.
Not love. Not God. Not people. Not even herself, most days.

Her story starts in 7th grade with a new school and a quiet attempt to become someone else. As the years go by, friendships shift, confidence cracks, and life gets heavier in ways no one warns you about. There are late-night conversations that mean more than they're supposed to, quieter years where Fiona learns how to keep to herself, and moments where everything she's been holding in finally spills over.

This isn't a romance.
It's a coming-of-age story about doubt, growing up confused, and slowly figuring out what - if anything - is worth believing in.