β Scribed by Lydia Rose
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Thirty seven year old Nadine Connors has a good job in finance and money to do what she wants. She has everything, but someone to love. Nadine meets twenty seven year old Kim Bailey at a book club. Their interaction is brief, but Kim is immediately taken with the beautiful woman. They meet again at the grocery store where Kim is purchasing food for the local pantry. Nadine looks at the woman and begins to feel guilty. Nadine had always spent her money on herself instead of helping others. She decides to bring a check to the pantry where she finds out that Kim is in charge of donations. Nadineβs other problem with Kim is that she feels the woman has no ambitions and even though she can see Kimβs interest, she ignores that fact.
The women do get together and fall in love and you would think that is where the book would end, but it doesnβt. Life sometimes has a way of throwing you for a loop, but it is how you come out the other side that shows your character. Nadine may have started out as a materialistic woman, but Kim Baileyβs influence changed her in so many ways.
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