MJade1964
Some people know exactly what they're feeling the moment they feel it. They know when they're angry, when they're lonely, when they've fallen in love, and when it's finally time to let something go. For everyone else, there's usually a reason.
Freya Davis has never been one of those people.
She has spent her entire life reacting before understanding, apologizing before reflecting, and realizing how she felt only after the moment had already passed. While everyone around her seems to move through life guided by instinct, Freya can only move forward through trial and error, hoping each mistake teaches her something she couldn't feel in time. When someone asks her how she feels, the simplest question for most becomes the hardest for her. Her most honest answer has always been, "I don't know."
Across the defining years of childhood, adolescence, and early adulthood, Freya learns that there are some things you don't grow out of. You only learn how to name them.