Ayna Rayne: Girl Unusual
by Steven Todd Fisher

From the age of five to her mid-teens, Ayna Rayne was encouraged to live a secluded life by the hand of her father. Since her mother died, her father took it upon himself to keep Ayna away from outside influences whether harmful or not. She was homeschooled, but also her father wanted her to have culture so he made her take classical cello lessons which she eventually becomes professionally good at. He smothered her with love and affection throughout her early years.


Once she entered her early teens, the relationship had drastically changed. Ayna had become a matured young girl who resembled her mother. This made her father take notice. His behavior towards her damaged her psyche to where she had to make a crucial decision. Life or death.


She undergoes a transformation that altered many events in her life in very controversial ways which allowed her to live peacefully in the midst of it. She takes control of her timid existence in spiritual and erotic manners unimaginable.