The Rose With a Hundred Petals

Leila Bose, an insatiable but strong-willed female, has not been able to find her bag of happiness. Not being devoid of anything in particular, her hunt for contentment guides the journey of her life. Travelling on the rocky roads, she learns how to handle her failed relationships and that being neurodiverse can sometimes be a boon. She cries she laughs, she refutes, she kills and she saves. She travels the world, inspires people and achieves what was impossible. Was all this an illusion knitted by overactive neurons of her brain that fail to rest ever? Is it necessary to take revenge to find peace? Does that really mean she learns the art of contentment? "For if it does not wilt, it's not a rose at all."