All she ever wanted was an autograph. Now struggling journalist June Snowhill finds herself touring with the biggest band in the world: U2. While the tour initially presents itself as a chance to hone her skills, June gets into a lot more than she ever deemed possible in her substandard life. Bonds, problems, and memories are made during a long weekend that will impact June's life for good.

Maybe it was the stress of her daily life, maybe it was a friend getting on her nerves, maybe it was the call of fate. For whatever reason, Cara decided to take a spontaneous trip to Edinburgh. And for whatever reason, she happened to bump into a familiar Scottish face.

"Light lives in the darkness Beauty lives in pain In destruction we may lose ourselves But still I will remain" Abuse. Trauma. Pain. We all react differently to it. Some become cold and withdrawn, ceasing to care about their fellow man. Others try to make everything around them perfect in order to hide from the broken mess within. Some individuals learn to enjoy it, desperate for any kind of contact. A few even take on a little of everything, so filled with self loathing that they change accordingly from moment to moment hoping to be accepted. How the psyche responds varies from person to person. Can a person truly heal and overcome such psychological burdens? Or are they doomed to forever be broken?

Imagines about the bae James McAvoy

[Completed] ''You can't break my spirit, it's my dreams you take.''