Under the Bridge
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Completed, First published Jun 04, 2026

This novel follows a narrator navigating homelessness and grappling with family rejection, finding solace—and a peculiar obsession—in the world of social media. The early chapters detail a rigid routine centered around checking Instagram posts, particularly those of musician Harry Styles and his followers. A growing fascination with one user, Louis, unfolds as his online behavior becomes increasingly erratic and his messages hint at a desperate need for connection. As the narrator’s tour comes to an end, a tentative hope emerges alongside a wary curiosity about Louis’s intentions. These chapters reveal a story deeply rooted in isolation and the search for meaning within the digital landscape.
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