Huse was a girl who refused to let her family's traditions bind her future. Born into a lineage that carried immense pride in its name and heritage, she often felt the weight of expectations pressing down on her shoulders. Her parents, strict and unwavering in their beliefs, had already charted her life's course-to become an eye doctor.

For Huse, this path symbolized anything but freedom. The thought of enduring the rigorous training, the sleepless nights, and the relentless pressures of the medical field filled her with dread. She had seen too much, heard too much, and carried scars that others might never notice. Yet, those wounds only made her resolve stronger. Huse yearned for a life where she could express her individuality and carve out her destiny, unshackled by others' plans.

While her peers might have felt comfort in their parents' guidance, Huse walked alone. She knew that her choice to step away from the predetermined path would alienate her from the warmth of approval, but it was a price she was willing to pay. At merely thirteen, she decided to take a bold step: she began crafting her first novel, Stranger Full of Secrets.
The story reflected a piece of herself-an individual torn between familial obligations and personal desires. It centered on a protagonist who, despite their internal struggles, resolved to fulfill their mother's wish, a theme both poignant and deeply personal to Huse. Writing became her solace, a world where she could explore emotions and ideas without fear of judgment.

Every night, under the dim light of her small desk lamp, Huse poured her thoughts onto the pages. She was determined to let the world hear her voice, even if it meant standing alone against the tide.