After being pulled out of school Manon has finally returned for senior year, except everything and everyone has completely changed. With Manon, who had turned to smoking and painting, with anger issues, and ptsd from her father. She had turned mean earning herself the almost bully like rep. And Sophia, who's now completely turned popular. She's changed almost every aspect of her life. From her new popular boyfriend Leon. To starting to do makeup. To also talking up every extracurricular activity the school has to offer. When they cross paths again, with a past shared, and a ruined promise. Will they ever learn how to forgive. Or is it as simple as this. Broken hearts can't be fixed

It's simple. Two wrongs don't make a right. And broken things can't be fixed.

Love was the law, and Religion was taught. It wasn't allowed. That's what Megan, Sophia, and Yoonchae were told: that they'd go to hell for even the slightest bit of temptation. So when they meet a group of outcasts, who in the Bible are the direct definition of sinners, their world turns upside down. They knew it was a bad idea to smoke near the willow tree of the church; they knew it was an even worse idea to befriend the purest girls there. And the worst part, they knew they were sinners. This story is a rollercoaster of feelings, friendships, and faith. Sometimes, God has a plan. And even the most pure saints tend to sin.

the one in which a terminally ill sophia shows a suicidal dani that life is worth living. tw