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Layla, a bright and ambitious young woman raised in a modest neighbourhood in Baltimore by her single mother, secures a prestigious grant to attend an Ivy League university. Her mother, shunned by her family after an unplanned pregnancy, was taken in by an understanding aunt and worked tirelessly to ensure Layla’s success. This grant is the culmination of years of sacrifice and determination.
Despite living close to campus, Layla chooses to reside at the university to focus entirely on her studies. Upon her arrival, she meets Kaycee, a confident second-year student, and Brooke, her friendly roommate. Together, they form a bond that helps Layla adjust to college life.
Layla’s world takes an unexpected turn when she meets Ash, a charismatic and enigmatic professor who awakens feelings she’s never experienced before. Torn between her dedication to her studies and her growing attraction to Ash, Layla embarks on a journey of self-discovery while navigating the challenges of academic life, relationships, and the dreams she has worked so hard to achieve.
Very quickly, a dark cloud comes to overshadow this idyll; Ash became uncontrollably jealous and possessive.
This is a story of ambition, love, manipulation and abuse.
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Anoushka Speville
Marie Anoushka Speville, known by her pen name Anoushka Speville, is an edgy and evocative writer. Her work delves into the pain of the world—at times tender, at times fierce, but always deeply human. She believes in the power of words and the magic found in a well-placed pause.
Born on a small Island named Rodrigues situated to the east of Mauritius, her life has not been easy. At the age of 10, she started to have symptoms like migraines and tremors. Months later, she was diagnosed with an Acute Cerebellar Ataxia.
Her writing journey began in 2019 with her blog Anoushka’s Tremblestep, referring to her disability. Since she shares her love for writing through storytelling and poetry.
