The sun was rising, and for the first time, Shamse wasn't the only one awake on the sombre street watching the sun rise. That very same morning, Edward caught sight of the rising sun but just before, he caught a glimpse of the human embodiment of sunshine, Shamse. The light bestowed by the sun and the moon guide us through our days and our nights. And through their days and nights Shamse was captivated by the moonlight and Edward was in awe of the sunlight. But the sun is potent, it's light can burn and the moon is tranquil, it's calmness can be misunderstood. Shamse worried that getting too close to Edward would only burn him and hurt her; but Edward would rather burn everyday for the rest of his mortal life than spend a single silent sunrise with Shamse.

❝freedom ain't real, who sold you that lie?❞ A man adopts a creepy obsession with his therapist, and will go to any extent just to have her to himself.

─ IN where reconciliation stumbles across two former lovers

❝ I let myself believe you'll come to love me as much as you loved you're wife ―I've never been so wrong. ❞ In which she falls in love with an self centered asshole who uses her for his own sexual pleasures. 𝐁𝐎𝐎𝐊 𝐎𝐍𝐄 © -𝑠𝑜𝑓𝑡𝑑𝑜𝑙𝑙 | 2018

Kay is 16, a rebellious and entitled young woman as a result of her dysfunctional home life. Pushed aside by her parents after she's released from a Juvenile Detention Center and Recovery Center, Kay is sent to her grandparents in Atlanta, Georgia until she can get herself in order. She is not happy about it and neither are her grandparents. Fed up with life, Kay continues on her road with Substance Abuse once she's under their care and even leaves a suicide note behind after deciding to escape the hell that she's been living in. But, her plan soon backfires when her grandparents force her to start carrying her own weight and owning up to her problems. Kay is then introduced to the daughter of a neighbor, a recovering alcoholic and drug addict striving for excellence in a life full of Sin, Ambre. Ambre and Kay both end up getting jobs at a local smoothie shop, where their friendship eventually reveals that there's more chemistry than they thought. Soon, Ambre's parents inform her that her 'infatuation' with Kay is bad for her recovery and that she needs to break off things between them. For most of Kay's life, she's lost something or someone before she could realize how much they meant to her... But, will losing one thing that makes her happy break her down?