Runaway (18+)

Ten years ago, Noah Hall left Damariscotta, Maine with a guitar in one hand and a broken heart in the other. He didn't say goodbye- not to his father, not to the town, and definitely not to Violet Bridgers, the only girl who ever meant anything. Now he's back, older and haunted, returning to a life he barely recognizes and a girl who swore she'd never forgive him.

Violet has spent a decade burying her hurt. She rebuilt her life from the ruins he left behind- running her father's bar, caring for the town that took everything from her, and pretending she doesn't still dream about the boy who asked her to run and left before she could answer.

When Noah's return drags old memories to the surface, neither of them is ready for the storm it brings. Their chemistry is volcanic, their past too big to outrun, and the love they tried to forget still burns between them like it never left.

But some heartbreaks don't heal on their own.

And this time, they'll have to fight for the ending they never got to write.

A slow burn full of grit, longing, and angst, this is a story about coming home, fucking up, and choosing love anyway.