Chronicles of Jolie: Part One A young woman's secret crush on her friend Sonnie draws her into a dangerous mystery she never intended to enter. What begins as curiosity gradually becomes a race against time when Jolie discovers that Sonnie may be the target of a deadly assassination plot. As she follows clues across countries and continents, Jolie finds herself pursued by enemies she barely understands and trapped in a situation that becomes more dangerous every time she tries to solve it. At the beginning, Jolie's life is remarkably ordinary. Her greatest concern is Sonnie. She has developed feelings for her friend, although whether Sonnie fully understands the depth of those feelings remains uncertain. During long journeys and quiet moments, Jolie often imagines conversations, possibilities, and futures that may never happen. Sometimes those thoughts are romantic. Sometimes they become distinctly erotic. For Jolie, imagination feels far safer than reality. Then curiosity gets involved. A question leads to another. A coincidence attracts attention. A seemingly harmless decision creates consequences she never anticipated. Before long, Jolie discovers a frustrating pattern: every attempt to solve a problem creates a larger one. Escaping danger requires greater risks, and turning back becomes increasingly difficult. The deeper she ventures, the further she travels. Airports, unfamiliar cities, and unexpected encounters become part of everyday life. Yet Sonnie remains at the centre of everything. Then Jolie uncovers a terrifying possibility. Someone wants Sonnie dead. As the threat becomes impossible to ignore, Jolie finds herself surrounded by people whose motives remain unclear. Trust becomes increasingly difficult—and increasingly necessary. Meanwhile, her recurring zombie nightmares grow more vivid with every passing night. Then a new danger emerges. Files are being opened. People are watching. And somewhere in the shadows, a relentless killer continues the hunt. He has never shown mercy. Jolie has survived mostly through luck. Now the destination is close, the hunter is closer, and luck may finally be running out.