Exposure

Lena knows how to be seen.

She's built a career on visibility-on control, discipline, and the careful management of desire. Red carpets, brand meetings, private deals, and the quiet systems that keep her indispensable all run on her terms.

Until they don't.

As the people around her begin to want things she never planned to give-loyalty, intimacy, permanence-Lena is forced to confront the cost of never needing anyone for real.

Exposure is a slow-burn, prestige drama about power, intimacy, and the fault lines beneath modern fame. Told through cinematic prose and curated visual triptychs, it explores what happens when control starts to feel like isolation-and being seen becomes the most dangerous thing of all.

For readers who love tension over tropes, intimacy without apology, and stories that unfold like a Netflix series you can't stop watching.