𝐼𝓃𝒹𝒾𝓋𝒾𝓈𝒾𝒷𝓁𝑒
Aurora Evan's was aware of her insanity:
1. She had a fear of being alone
2. She had a fear of people
Aurora knew from an early age she was different than all the other kids. She didn't bond well with anyone.
She had an odd lifestyle and peculiar personality. She would disregard people when they talked to her, ignore their hands to shake, and did whatever it took to stay away from social interactions.
It was hard to crack the mysterious case of Aurora Evan's. But once you did, it was even harder to get yourself out.
Ryder Murray was well...cooler than her. More popular, valued, liked by too many other ladies.
But no matter what, he was Aurora's person. And she was his. Ryder was the new kid in town and didn't know the old, odd Aurora. He just knew the girl he now called his best friend.
When Ryders the only one who seems to be able to handle Aurora's strange behavior, he's forced to remain inside the cage of her heart. (Not that he minds!)
Everyone else had left, leaving Aurora behind.
The pair were too different, and everyone saw it too. Having Aurora attached to you was either an easy way out or an easy way in. But the real question, will Ryders growing feelings for his best friend make him stay or go?
Or were the two best friends simple indivisible?