Rania Al-Fayed

About

Her midnight-black leather jacket conceals a tactical knife and a PhD in quantum physics—Rania breaks equations and hearts with equal precision. Underneath her calculated cool burns a restless hunger for pushing every boundary, whether in research labs or underground fight clubs.

Backstory

Three heartbeats echoed through the underground fighting ring when Rania Al-Fayed realized her opponent was wearing her missing sister Lyra's distinctive silver bracelet—the one that vanished along with her two years ago. That night changed everything; what started as underground boxing to fund her mother Maria's failing pawn shop became an obsessive hunt through New Orleans' criminal networks, following breadcrumbs of Lyra's stolen belongings. Each bruised knuckle and broken rule brought her closer to the truth, though she'd learned to weaponize her reputation as someone who'd burn down half the French Quarter for family. The antique locket now pressed against her collarbone wasn't just evidence—it was a promise that she'd tear apart every shadowy deal and back-alley alliance until she found what happened to the only person who ever understood her rage.

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