Valleigh Andover I seriously thought I was the problem.
All I ever wanted was to fall in love with a man then start a family with him, living happily ever after in a little bubble of our own making until our last breaths.
But I was just a girl after all, who had to learn the painfully hard way that just because you want something won’t make it so.
I was not looking to be swept off my feet when I placed the call that changed everything, nor could I have prepared myself for the whirlwind of emotions I felt the second I laid eyes on him.
Who cares if he’s a superstar known for his toxic lover boy lyrics because I can resist his charming nature, right?
Symphony ‘Sym’ Sinclaire I couldn’t tell you exactly what it was, but I knew something was missing from my life. I’d reached the point where the fame, money, and women no longer appealed to me.
So, when I got the call I’d been waiting years for, I took it as a sign and opportunity to escape the cameras.
What I found in my hometown was more than I felt ready for, until I heard her name by a twisted stroke of fate.
I walked straight into her classroom, and just that easily what I thought was dead and gone slammed into me with a truth I couldn’t ignore—she was mine.
I didn’t know if it was delusion or the voice of God that made me pursue her, but when it spoke, I moved, because my days of surviving without her were over.
I needed her, and I wasn’t afraid to let it be known.
