There Is Someone At The Age Of Twenty-Two
Amid the scent of fresh ink, two figures stood at the crossroads of Serena Egbert’s life—one, a fleeting breeze, the other, an inescapable storm.
Cedric Lawrence—the quiet presence who appeared beside her when she least expected. When the rain poured, he was there, silently offering an umbrella. When autumn’s chill crept in, he brought the warmth of a cup of tea. No promises, no grand declarations—just a memory that lingered.
Christopher Cyrus—the tempest that disrupted her world. He was fire in the midst of winter, a force that drew her in despite the danger. He did not wait for the rain to fall—he was the storm itself, reckless, consuming, and impossible to ignore.
Was love meant to be gentle, like a whisper carried by the wind? Or was it destined to be fierce, like a wildfire that refused to be tamed?
In the brevity of youth, Serena must choose: hold onto the fleeting serenity, or embrace the chaos that threatened to consume her whole.
There is someone at the age of twenty-two is a novel for those who love subtle, heartfelt storytelling. If you enjoyed books like Before We Were Strangers or Normal People, you’ll likely appreciate the melancholic yet touching portrayal of young adulthood in this story.
"There is Someone at the Age of Twenty-Two" is neither a sugar-coated tale nor a heavy tragedy but rather an honest depiction of youth—where ambition, heartbreak, loss, and unforgettable moments intertwine. It is a novel for those standing between reality and dreams, for those who have lost themselves but still yearn to find their way back.