Desire Theory

Sofia Devlin paints grief like it's personal.

Because it is.

She doesn't forgive, doesn't forget, and definitely doesn't fall back into old patterns, until Luca Verón shows up at her door like he was never gone.

He left without a goodbye. Now he's back with secrets he still won't say out loud, and hands that remember too much.

But some stories don't need apologies.

They just need to be touched the right way to come undone.

This isn't a second chance.

It's the aftershock of everything they never said.