The Time I Stared Living
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Ongoing, First published May 20, 2016
Layla has loads of friends in her suburban white school. Layla is happy. Layla decides to wear the Hijab a garment worn on the head permitted for Muslim women to wear. Layla loses friends and moves away. Layla is not happy. Layla gives up on life.

 That basically sums up everything that happens. She is due to start school at a dress code nazi, strict, foreign naked, private school a month after she and her family move into her new house. It's her chance for a new life, new friends, and new found happiness! I mean everyone loves fresh starts right! Right?

 After staring school Layla is outcast immediately for the mere purpose that she is a hijabi. She eats lunch in the library and is always the only one left in class alone when the teacher calls for partner work. And the worse part? Her councillors trying to get her to "confess" that she's been forced into wearing the hijab, and she's just a poor girl being blocked from opportunities. That's just the cherry on top.  Oh! And there's also that boy who likes to crash at other peoples pools, and is constantly stalking her. Great. Layla begins to learn that life isn't all darkness and
 depressing. She starts making friend with this annoying boy along with others. The moment she lets go of all the negativity and doing the things she loves to do is the moment she starts actually living her life. Despite of what she chooses to do. This is the story of her breakthrough.
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