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Hey my lovely readers! I would just like to announce that I've created an I*******m account, where I'll be uploading a new release schedule for this book! I'm also going to be announcing a few other projects I've been working on that are going to be available for you soon! Please, check out my account! @kat_todd_author on i*******m I'd also like to thank you for reading my book, and giving me the little boost I need to keep writing. I seriously couldn't do it without my readers.

She wanted it to feel like sitting in a circle—no podium, no hierarchy, just truth. She wrote the first line. “This book is not mine. It belongs to every girl who ever whispered her story into a page.” She exhaled. It was a beginning. Later that afternoon, she called Maria. “I’ve started the second book,” she said. Maria’s voice was warm. “Tell me everything.” Leah explained the concept, the structure, the stories she wanted to include. Maria listened, then said, “You’re building something bigger than a book. You’re building a movement.”

“You deserve this success. You’ve worked hard for it.” But just as I began to find my footing, a new challenge emerged. One day, as I was preparing to film a new video, my phone buzzed with an email notification. I almost ignored it, assuming it was another brand inquiry, but something about the subject line caught my eye. It was from a publisher—a boutique agency that had stumbled across my videos and was interested in turning my journey into a book. “A book?” Ivy exclaimed when I told her. “Lila, that’s huge! You have to do it.”

comment if I’d ever seen one. I huffed a laugh. A knock sounded, and Adam stepped inside without waiting. “Got a sec?” “Yeah,” I said, holding up my phone. “Come look at this.” He crossed the room and leaned down over my shoulder to see the screen. His eyebrows lifted. “Damn. That’s not just traction. That’s viral.” “Tell me about it,” I said. “Beth wants us to start filming TikToks next week. Reels, walkthroughs, maybe some mock Q&As to soften our tone and get the algorithm happy. You in?”

The connection was digital and it was real and for the first time in weeks I didn’t feel alone. At 11 PM, I found the message. Not a comment. A DM. A name I didn’t recognize. A publishing house in the bio – small, independent, the kind that published debut authors and literary memoirs and women who wrote about desire like it mattered. I’ve been following your blog for months. This post confirmed what I suspected – you have a book in you. Have you ever considered writing one? I’d love to talk. I read it once. Twice. A third time.

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“You love reading and books. There’s no bookstore in this city, so why not start one?” The idea, though unexpected, isn’t completely insane. In fact, the more I think about it, the more it appeals to me. A bookstore could be that something I’ve been searching for—a place where I could pour my passion and creativity, a business that reflects who I am. But doubt creeps in as quickly as the excitement. “I’ve never started a business before,” I say, uncertainty lacing my words. “I have no idea how to run one.” Chase gives me a reassuring look, his confidence in me unwavering. “We’ll help you. Take a few weeks, get settled here, handle your stepdad’s affairs so it’s not overwhelming, and then we’