The character of Brooke represents the struggle of many young professionals facing the seduction of wealth and power, ultimately leading to self-discovery amidst societal expectations.
Asher Jaffee's intentions to give away his wealth create a complex dynamic with Brooke, whose ambition clashes with the moral implications of wealth distribution.
Alam's narrative brilliance lies in exposing the pressures young individuals face from their backgrounds, particularly highlighting how Brooke navigates family expectations while pursuing success.
The book serves as a commentary on entitlement and privilege, questioning what sacrifices individuals make in the pursuit of their professional dreams.
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