Seven months after leaving Sterling Point, Ramona is still struggling to find her place in New York. When she returns to Muskoka for Easter break, she hopes to avoid the girl who broke her heart. The problem is, some places never leave you. And neither do some people.

Six months. That's how long it's been since Ramona and Oona last spoke. After leaving the island and starting a new life in New York, Ramona thought she had finally moved on. She has a new girlfriend, a new life, and every reason to believe that what she had with Oona belongs in the past. Until she comes back to the island for the holidays. Oona never stopped loving her. She just learned how to live without her-or at least how to pretend she did. Now, after six months of silence, they're standing face to face again. Some feelings never really go away. And sometimes, coming home means finding your way back to the person you never stopped loving. Ramona × Oona A Sterling Point fanfiction.

Oona and Ayla have always been just friends. (At least, that's what they tell everyone every summer.) Their routine had always been the same- hangouts at Ramona's cabin, beach parties and boat racings. A summer that was supposed to be simple gets complicated when jealousy starts turning their favourite joke into something neither of them knows how to handle. And suddenly, Oona's attention doesn't feel so harmless anymore. And Oona has never been very good at staying away from things she wants. Oona x oc DISCLAIMER: This story is a fanfic from Sterling Point on Prime video, and so most of these characters do not belong to me!

Ramona left Muskoka behind for New York, building a life that finally felt like her own. But when she returns for a visit, old friendships, unfinished feelings, and memories she worked hard to forget begin resurfacing. Some things change when you leave. Some things wait for you.

Hate. Resentment. Bitterness. These were the only words Ramona and Oona had ever needed to describe whatever this was between them. Ramona would say it started the day she left. No goodbye, no explanation, just an empty room and a year of silence. She told herself it didn't matter, that leaving was the right call, that Oona was better off forgetting her name entirely. Oona doesn't need convincing. She's spent a year convincing herself she's over it, that Ramona is nothing more than a mistake she made once and buried. Yet somehow, being back on this island with her feels like picking at a wound that never actually closed. To make things worse, Oona's past isn't done with her either. Her ex is back too, the one relationship that actually meant something, the one that lasted longer than anything she ever had with Ramona. Now she's caught between the two, one who broke her slowly and one who broke her all at once. Ramona and Oona tell everyone, and themselves, that they can't stand each other. Every room they're forced to share turns into a fight. Every fight ends somewhere neither of them wants to admit out loud. They loathe each other. That's what they keep saying. But there is one thing they can't control. The heart wants what it wants.