College Days and Glances
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Completed, First published Jun 12, 2026

The story opens onto Nandani Taylor’s first days at Rosemary Field College, filled with the excitement of new beginnings and the familiar comfort of close friendships. As she navigates classes and orientation programs, Nandani finds herself drawn to new acquaintances – and unexpectedly, to a few attractive classmates. These early chapters trace her developing connections with students like Abhay Malhotra, while hinting at complex dynamics between her brother’s friends, including Reyansh, and a mysterious, antagonistic figure named Prince. The narrative delicately balances hopeful anticipation with a growing sense of unease as Nandani’s college life unfolds.
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