Sienna has always been the quiet girl. She loves books, writing, and drawing. While other kids go to parties, she spends her time lost in stories or sketching in her notebook. But being different makes her an easy target. The whispers, the stares, the cruel jokes. It all makes her feel like she doesn’t belong. She’s tired of it. Tired of feeling small. Tired of being ignored or laughed at. So she decides to change. New clothes, new attitude, new friends. If she looks like them and acts like them, maybe they will finally accept her. At first, it works. People start noticing her. She gets invited to things. She isn’t invisible anymore. But the more she changes, the more she feels like a stranger in her own skin. She keeps wondering if this is really the answer. Or is she just losing herself?