I WANT HER

Some people are born ordinary. Others are born into extraordinary lives. Naveah Delcrov Graysen belongs to the latter. At eighteen years old, Naveah is the only daughter and youngest child of the prestigious Graysen family, an old-money dynasty whose name alone commands respect. Her father, Lucian Alexander Graysen, is the richest man in the city and the second richest man in the country, while her mother, Seraphina Elise Graysen, is an internationally celebrated actress, singer, supermodel, and the CEO of one of the world's leading entertainment companies. To the public, Naveah should be the perfect heiress. Instead, she's anything but. Standing at 163 centimeters, with piercing gray eyes and a messy black wolf cut kissed with a subtle blue sheen, she's often mistaken for a boy. Oversized hoodies, denim jackets, cargo pants, ripped jeans, and sneakers are her wardrobe of choice. Dresses, makeup, and high heels have never interested her. She doesn't pretend to be someone she isn't, and she has no intention of changing for anyone. Despite growing up surrounded by unimaginable wealth, luxury cars, private security, and endless privileges, Naveah craves something money cannot buy—a normal life. She prefers riding her bicycle to school instead of sitting in the backseat of a chauffeured limousine. She wants people to know her as Naveah, not as the Graysen heiress. Behind her stand seven fiercely protective older brothers, each successful in his own right, each willing to move mountains for their little sister. To the world, the Graysens are powerful and untouchable. To one another, they're simply family. But senior year has a way of changing everything. A chance encounter. Unspoken feelings. Secrets that refuse to stay buried. Friendships that will be tested. Hearts that will be broken. And a love so unexpected that it will force Naveah to question everything she thought she knew about herself. Sometimes love arrives quietly. Sometimes it crashes into your life without warning. And sometimes... the only thought left echoing in your mind is— I want her.