"Write on me, Luna?" "What?" I ask in utter confusion. His eyes are full of hope, not hope that I'd find my diary. Hope that maybe he could help lift up all the weight drowning me. I've lost all belief in people, I'm scared of sharing anything with people because of the voices that tell me they'll all leave me. Or that they don't actually care. Or that I need to suffer alone. I'm terrified he'd leave me stranded. I fold my eyebrows together in a slight frown. His request doesn't feel true to me. "Write on me." 🤍 Luna has spent years believing she's too broken to be loved. Growing up in a home where affection is scarce, she has learned to survive by shrinking herself. She buries her pain in the pages of a diary, chases impossible expectations, and clings to the hope that at least one achievement, might finally make her enough. But when that hope slips through her fingers, so does her will to live. On the night Luna decides she's had enough, a stranger steps in before she can make an irreversible choice. Amari is everything she isn't. He is calm, patient, and impossibly kind. While Luna insists she's a burden destined to drive everyone away, Amari refuses to see her through the lens of her scars and offers her something she's never truly had before: a safe place to exist without pretending to be okay.

(Currently being rewritten) "I'm just always in my little world sometimes" ☆ For a delusional girl like Xosha, all that mattered to her was imitating a fairytale. Get good grades and the boy of her dreams. Jeremiah Jacobs was the full package; from possessing facial and physical features that aroused interest, being impenetrable and reserved, to being assertive, smart, and elegant. He turned heads wherever he went due to his luring aura. It was all supposed to be about him; withstand his apathy and get to his heart. But sometimes it takes one shift for life's trajectory to change and she's about to discover the hidden uncertainties of not just falling in love, but balancing out the connections with the people in her life. ☆ "It's like I'm a lone star with these bodies revolving around me. All these new relationships and feelings? How am I going to utilize them?"