SEMI ON HOLD, SINCE I'M WRITING OTHER BOOKS THAT ARE MORE RELEVANT TO ME AND I STARTED WRITING WAY SOONER THAN THIS ONE, ALSO BECAUSE I'M LACKING ALL INSPIRATION TO WRITE THIS BOOK AND I DON'T WANT TO WRITE CONTENT THAT IS ONLY FILLER OR BAD FILLER (haha) sorry xx -brooke PROBABLY CLICHE, SOMEWHAT, JUST A WARNING (also sorry for how dramatic it could be in the beginning, I started this book a long time ago) After the death of her beloved grandfather, Grace inherited the 509 acres of land which people call Delford's Ranch, named after her family's last name. She accepts ownership of the ranch because it means a new start. Because she needed to finish high school, she was completely ecstatic to move onto the ranch. Kids at her old school called her the Art Freak, and she was made fun of for not having a life because of her hobby. Some of the pros of moving to the ranch included starting over, peace and quiet, a huge ranch, and more walls to paint on. But the cons were leaving behind everything, a new home, losing the few friends she had, and the fact that she couldn't bring her family with her. In the end, she promised to take care of her grandfathers ranch, and looked forward to a fresh start. She was starting over as the new girl.

"I am calm. I'm nothing but calm all of the time." "No, you're not. You're fifteen seconds from starting a fight all of the time." .... In which an egotistical and money-hungry young businessman who acts like an overgrown toddler with anger issues gets assigned a petite and delicate young lady to deal with him and his abundance of problems.

In which a girl can't go a day without an anxiety attack and a boy can't go a day without noticing