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Drowning in Life

Drowning in Life

by Eriken

Attractive LeadDramaFemale LeadLocal ProtagonistSchool Life

Ayla's childhood is filled with laughter, dreams, and the warmth of family. Believing that happiness will last forever, she treasures the simple joys of life and creates memories she holds close to her heart. But as the years pass, the carefree days of her childhood begin to fade. Growing responsibilities, changing relationships, and fears about the future slowly replace her innocence. As Ayla steps into adolescence, she finds herself questioning what lies ahead while trying to hold on to the happiness she once knew. Drowning in Life: Book One – Innocence and Change is an emotional drama about growing up, cherished memories, and the quiet struggles that accompany the journey from childhood to adulthood.

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