Miss Ordinary

Nothing was ever fair.  At nineteen, Raya has stopped believing in fairness. Life has shown her that rules are only written for the powerful, not the deserving. Tired of losing in a rigged system, she begins to lash out. What others see as chaos, she learns to shape into intent. One day, her life shifts when she is pulled into a dysfunctional group of rebels: twin heir and heiress bound by legacy but divided by ego, a sharp-witted gay law student who knows how to bend rules, a reclusive tech prodigy who speaks in code more than words, and a perceptive bisexual doctor who understands both bodies and minds. They are volatile but brilliant and unlike the world outside, they insist on one rule: equality. No leader. No hierarchy. Among them, Raya is nothing but a voice—that is, warm, friendly, and easily likable. To people outside the circle, she appears to be naive, with her effortless smile and openness concealing anything sharp underneath.