ON HOLD! Four unusual kids.. from different worlds. Brought together by one thing: fate. Simone Adeboye has the perfect life and she's tired of it. She's tired of it's perfect pattern and stereotype. She yearns for excitement that is out of this world and mystery. She gets both when Omotayo Humphrey enters the picture. Omotayo feels like his life is always moving. He feels like his life is on wheels and it's on an endless road. Now, he is afraid to stop. Harmony Chukwu has scars that everyone can't see. Everyone except Damini Andrews. Now that he has noticed her.. he is everywhere she is. But she's had a hard time trusting everyone.. could she trust him? Damini has everything he wants. Or so it seems. He wants the one thing he can't get and it seems that he'll never have it. A story about love and finding yourself.

Play this in your head: You're a highschool genius, known across the continent for your academic prowess. Your people even call you the Nigerian Einstein, you're the nation's sweetheart. There was nothing you wanted more than to escape the memories of your mother's death when you moved to Lagos with your father, but things turn sour when you end up in the same school as your rival. You now have to make moves that you have never made before, awaken a part of you that you never even knew existed. Because it was either that, or you get eaten up. But you can only resist for so long in your rival's territory. Now, will you conquer? Or will you be defeated?

I was in a dark place with no one to hear my cries, I screamed but the sound just echoed into a far distance The pain was unbearable from almost every part of my body especially around my thighs and my hands, my head also hurt I cried into the darkness but no one was there, I prayed and prayed till I found myself slowly slipping out of that world till I was met with blinding light Opening my eyes I looked around to the blank walls made of plain cement blocks, no paint or anything and so was the ground it looked like an uncompleted building but what bothered me the most was what I was in Was it the pain or the wetness I was feeling, i mustered up the courage and raised my pounding head looking up at my wide-spread legs and the pool of blood I was laying in I couldn't cry nor scream just fall back into the dark world I was recently in with one thought in mind What every woman kept and treasured the most was taken away from me.