EilaRossi
Calla came to Hawthorne to stay quiet.
Wade was already halfway gone.
She wasn't looking for a voice, or a cause, or anyone who might see through her. But in a library filled with silence and tucked-away poems, she finds all three.
He writes in the margins. She writes when no one's looking.
And between them, something begins to form-slowly, softly, like a match waiting for the right kind of friction.
When a student grant scandal bubbles to the surface and protests ignite across campus, Calla is forced to decide what she's willing to risk-for the truth, for her future, and for the boy who might break her open just by vanishing.
A quiet story about rebellion.
A love story that lingers like a note left behind.
This is what it means to be seen-and what it costs to stay silent.