Circumstantiality
Circumstantiality by Mariam Anwari, published by iUniverse in October 2010, is a work of fiction that explores the complexities of friendship and ambition. This 152-page novel follows Brian Walden, an unpopular college freshman who dreams of escaping his impoverished past. As he navigates his first year at a prestigious university, Brian’s life takes a turn when he befriends his wealthy roommate, Charles, whose extravagant lifestyle captivates him.
Readers will find a narrative that delves into the contrasting lives of Brian and Charles, highlighting themes of friendship, ambition, and moral dilemmas. As Brian becomes increasingly entangled in Charles’s hedonistic world, he discovers a dark secret that could jeopardize their bond. The story raises questions about loyalty and the sacrifices one might make in pursuit of success, making it a thought-provoking read for those interested in thrillers and suspense.
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WE ALL DREAM OF WHAT LIFE IS LIKE ON THE OTHER SIDE. In his first year of college Brian Walden, an unpopular scruffy nobody straight out of high school, is armed with two things: a scholarship to a prestigious university and the desire to make enough money to forget his near-destitute and friendless childhood. Like many people who have spent years in poverty, Brian dreams of a life of luxury. In his first year of college, Brian’s dreams end as reality hits-thanks to his semi-celebrity-multi-millionaire roommate, Charles.
Despite their enormous differences, Brian and Charles become fast friends. Brian is captivated by Charles purely hedonistic lifestyle of staying up all night, crashing parties, fancy restaurants, beautiful women, smoking, drinking, and swiping credit cards with no limits, as Charles is taken by Brian’s naiveté and obsession with success. The more time Brian spends with Charles, the more he realizes that Charles is hiding something from him. When Brian uncovers a terrible secret about Charles’ past, Charles is prepared to pay any price for Brian’s silence. The question is, would you abandon your morals and sacrifice your only friendship to have the things you want the most?
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