โ Scribed by Thomas, Morgan
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Riley Walker had been born with a proverbial silver spoon in her mouth. Growing up in suburbia and attending an Ivy league school, Riley had always done exactly what she was supposed to do, including making an appearance on an impromptu blind date that would turn out far differently than she ever could have imagined.
Suzie Jacobs had never needed anyone in her life, had never wanted anyone to stay in her life. She had put herself through college and opened a successful business, all on her own. As beautiful as she was carefree, Suzie Jacobs didn't answer to anyone but herself. That is, until she met Riley.
When the two woman meet unexpectedly, their lives are thrown upside down, and both are led to question everything they have ever believed in.
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