β Scribed by Trisha Grace
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Faith and Zac grew up together. Faith grew up in a supportive and loving family while Zacs family was basically non-existent. Both have money and looks, and they couldnt be more suited for each other.
Even as they ventured into different paths in life, theyve remained friendsbest friends. Its a line neither has dared to cross. But when Faiths father collapses and is sent to the hospital, Faiths perfect little world is turned upside-down.
Upon arriving at the hospital and seeing Faith in the arms of another, Zac sees the real possibility of losing her and decides to step up.
But not everyone is happy about the change, and amidst the chaos, more trouble awaits.
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