None of it matters

Fay has mastered the art of pretending.
Pretending she's okay. Pretending she's full. Pretending the voice in her head isn't slowly tearing her apart.

Behind closed doors, numbers matter more than meals, mirrors feel like enemies, and every day is a quiet battle. Her friends try, they really try to pull her back into the light, one small step at a time. Some days it works. Other days, it feels impossible.

Then there's Asher.

He doesn't try to fix her.
He doesn't force her to eat or tell her to "just be happy."
He simply stays.Through the silence, the relapses, the nights when breathing feels like too much.

But love isn't a cure, and healing isn't linear.

As Fay walks the fragile line between recovery and relapse, she must decide whether she's strong enough to fight for herself... or if she'll let the darkness convince her that none of it matters.