I'm a writer who finds stories in the little things-quiet looks, soft smiles, missed chances, and words left unsaid. I believe that even the smallest moments can hold so much meaning. That's where my stories begin. I love writing about people, their feelings, their choices, and the way they deal with life. Whether it's about falling in love, growing apart, or trying to figure out who they are, I want my characters to feel real-like someone you might actually meet.

I write because I care about connection. I want readers to feel like they're not alone. Maybe they've felt the same sadness, hope, or fear that my characters feel. Maybe they've been in a place where they couldn't say how they felt, or they had to let someone go. I try to write about those moments because I think they matter. I don't need to use big words or fancy lines-I just want to be honest. I want my stories to speak in a way that's clear, gentle, and true.

To me, writing isn't just a hobby. It's a way of sharing a piece of myself. It's how I talk about the things that are hard to say out loud. I write stories that I would want to read-stories about love, friendship, pain, and healing. And if someone out there reads my words and feels understood, then that's enough for me. That's what makes it all worth it.