I'm the kind of storyteller who finds beauty in quiet storms and gentle undercurrents. My voice isn't about spectacle-it's about threading together longing, memory, and those lingering questions that never quite settle. I write from the tense intersection of belief and desire, where identity is shaped by duty, and where silence sometimes speaks most truly.
My stories aren't meant for applause; they are created for the ache that hides beneath the surface, for honesty over polish-the kind of truth that lingers long after the words have faded. I aim to capture tension and surrender, letting the raw edges of reality break through the calm.

I explore the beliefs I was raised with, not to reject them but to understand, accept, and make them my own. Every word I choose matters; every silence in my work carries meaning. I'm not here to rebel for the sake of rebellion, but to reveal the messy, beautiful contradictions at the heart of being human-the ache and the tenderness, the courage to seek truth no matter what it costs. My stories don't chase easy endings; they dwell in honest struggle, because sometimes that's the story itself.

At heart, I am a seeker and a sculptor of feeling-a quiet storm, always writing what dares to be truly felt.