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Exploring the complex relationship with technology, the narrative unfolds in three parts. It begins with a social media-obsessed girl entangled in a murder mystery while perfecting her selfies. The second part follows her best friend, who hilariously attempts to outshine her as their stories gain popularity. Finally, the story shifts to a future where a young girl navigates a tech-dominated world, grappling with her identity and connections in an increasingly digital society.

Silent Echoes is a collection of stories. They are stories that pull on the fragile strings that keep everything together. Everything being love, normalcy and reality. In this collection you will find a man who wakes up to his world being completely altered, a couple about to marry, whose world fragments and continues to until the conclusion where everything becomes clear. In this collection is a story about a man who is ware he is a character in a story, and plays with the very fabric of the medium. These are love stories. These are stories of loss. These are stories of redemption and stories questioning the very existence of existence.

The story follows the daughter of Cassandra, who was unaware of her pregnancy before her demise. As she navigates a rapidly advancing technological landscape, the narrative explores her quest for understanding and identity in a world that is becoming increasingly complex. This final installment in the System Restore trilogy delves into themes of legacy, adaptation, and the challenges posed by modern advancements.

Cassandra embarks on a quest for recognition in a fame-obsessed society where everyone is captivated by the events surrounding her "bestie." As the media frenzy engulfs the world, she grapples with her desire to break into pop culture. Determined to make her mark, Cassandra navigates the challenges of social media and public perception, exploring the lengths one might go to achieve fame and acceptance. Her journey raises questions about identity, friendship, and the true cost of popularity.

The narrative explores the author's distinctive childhood experiences, blending humor with moments of trauma and imagination. Through humorous encounters with teachers and relatable challenges, the stories reflect a journey filled with both lighthearted and darker themes. The collection invites readers to laugh, reflect, and connect with their own memories, showcasing the complexity of growing up. Each tale offers a glimpse into a childhood that is simultaneously unique and universally relatable, capturing the essence of formative years.

Exploring the duality of modern selfie culture, the narrative intertwines the lives of a girl, a boy, and a cat with themes of detachment and obsession. As the story unfolds, it shifts from a simple tale to a complex exploration of identity, mortality, and the impact of social media, centering around a corpse that complicates their interactions. This provocative tale challenges readers to reflect on the madness of contemporary life and the connections we forge—or fail to forge—in a world dominated by digital validation.