Midnight Miracle

For years, Zachary Lewis Taylor has been stuck in Terminal One-not an airport, but the space between his past and future, between heartbreak and the possibility of love. He's spent too long waiting, afraid to board the next chapter of his life. Then he meets Fatima Latrice Wilson, a woman who knows all too well what it means to be caught between arrivals and departures. With her own wounds and unspoken regrets, Fatima becomes an unexpected companion in Zac's limbo. Together, they navigate the turbulence of love, loss, and second chances. But love is a departure gate-you either take the leap or stay behind. And as Zac and Fatima stand at the crossroads of their own hearts, they must decide whether to keep waiting or finally take flight. A poignant and heartfelt love story, Terminal One is about the moments that keep us grounded, the fears that hold us back, and the courage it takes to finally move forward.

"The hardest thing I have ever done... was let you walk away still madly in love with you" 💌 A Zatima Story *Slow updates for a first time writer ✍🏾

Here lie my thoughts in this book, why don't you stop and take a look. While you read the secrets written there, try to ignore the silent screams no one ever seems to hear. Reading this will take some time, but you might recover my heart, lost long ago, that was once mine.

About a girls life how everything changed for the worse.

Butterflies Pt. 2

Bell and her parents go on a holiday to a small town in California for the summer. The town only has a couple hundred people and she runs into Matt he is the best thing that has ever happened to Bell. And after a month of spending every day together there relationship tightens and they soon become inseparable. But there comes a time when every Summer must End. In a heart wrenching goodbye she goes back to North Dakota for her senior year. As she returns home she discovers something that will shock her and her friends and family to their core. After 6 months into their senior year... someone unexpected turns up to someone's school.

“I had another of those dreams.” “Hm.” “It was a beautiful dream.” “Oh, really?” “I could fly.” “Cool.” “You were in my dream too.” “Was I?” “Yeah, I picked you up and you flew with me.” “I’m sure it was nice.” “Yeah, it was. It was a beautiful dream.” “So you said.” “I wish I could fly.” “Me too.”