Dysfunctional

Everyone has problems. Some deal with it and some live in denial. Princess Skylar Anise Evanson of Valencia, much to her mother, the queen's displeasure, chooses to go with the former. Imperfect, hard headed, self-confident and a lone wolf, she has been her own best friend since the beginning of time. Deemed to be blessed at every aspect of life, what does not meet the eyes is that riches and royalty do not only make one's life perfect. All Sky wishes in life is an ear to listen to her, a shoulder for her to lean on and maybe an arm to hold her when needed.
Being the golden boy of a school is not easy, especially if you are forced into the part when all you want is to lead a normal life, without people pestering or watching every move of yours with hawk like precision. All Nathan Thompson wants in life is to finish school and get away, not only from the city he calls as home but from the whole country itself. Home is a place for him where expectations build like wildfire and school is where he needs to act out in order to live up to them. Feeling imprisoned but too scared to act out and break through, Nathan chooses to shoulder it all, living a life filled with lies and fake smiles.
And when these two individuals meet, different yet similar in so many aspects, Skylar 'Sky' finds her confidante, a boy who 'just loves listening to her rants' and Nathan 'Nate' finds his one true buddy, a girl who is 'just making sure that he "lives" his life and does not just "exist.

Trigger Warning!
This book deals with some topics like self-harm, depression and anxiety. The purpose of this book is neither to make anyone uncomfortable nor is it to encourage self-harm. Rather the aim of this book is to show that if given the right kind of care from those around the person and proper professional attention, it is not an impossible battle to win.