I write in between the quiet moments: rainy mornings, late-night playlists, and that soft hour when the world slows down just enough to imagine something new.

I studied architecture, which means I like structure - in buildings, in stories, in emotions held together by invisible lines. I think a good design (or a good plot) always leaves room for light, even on the heaviest days.

I grew up on early 2010s nostalgia: Tumblr edits, movie soundtracks, stolen glances, and the feeling that something big was always about to happen. That energy never really left.

I'm inspired by:
- Taylor Swift lyrics that feel like short stories
- The Rookie, especially when it forgets it's a procedural and just lets Chenford breathe
- The kind of stories where tension builds quietly and everything shifts in one look

I'm drawn to rainy days with a little sun breaking through, characters who fight their feelings, and the slow, steady build toward something real.

Thanks for being here.