Soulmates

Aurora Fairchild and Sullivan Graves entered the world on the same day, at the same exact moment, in neighboring hospital rooms. Their parents, lifelong best friends, always joked that fate had synchronized everything for a reason. They weren't wrong.

From their very first breath, Aurora and Sullivan have shared a bond that defies logic. It's deeper than friendship and stronger than any label their small town tries to put on it. They feel each other's emotions like echoes in their own chest. They finish each other's thoughts before the words are spoken. They're the kind of pair people point to when talking about soulmates, the universal example of two lives that were always meant to intertwine.

But there's one line they've never dared to cross.
Romance.

The fear of losing what they already have, their once in a lifetime, carved into the universe bond has kept them firmly in the safe zone for years. They need each other too much to risk breaking the most important thing in their lives.

Now, in the chaos of high school, everything starts to shift. Feelings get sharper. Glances last a little too long. And when unexpected events begin pulling at the threads of the world they thought was unshakeable, Aurora and Sullivan are forced to face the truth they've avoided for years: Some connections don't stay still forever.