β Scribed by Jeanne St. James
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Itβs not just a love story, itβs an obsession...
Noah:
Iβve loved Bree my whole life. We were each otherβs firsts when we were young and inexperienced, and I totally screwed up. I disappointed her, causing her to cry and run away. But over the years, Iβve learned, Iβve perfected, and Iβve dreamt of one day getting another shot with the love of my life.
When I finally get the chance never in my wildest dreams did I think Bree was like this. The girl who used to wear yellow sundresses is no longer Bree, sheβs Brianna, my new mistress. Iβll do whatever needed for her forgiveness, even go to my knees and grovel.
However, thereβs just one thing... I want Bree back, not Brianna. Once I get Bree, Brianna can do to me what she will.
Bree:
Maybe Noah doesnβt realize it, but heβs been mine ever since we were teens. I tried to apologize for...
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