β Scribed by Nia Forrester
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Maybe friendship is all thatβs realistic for us right now.β With those words, Zora ended their long-distance relationship, shattering Deuceβs vision of a life with the only woman heβs ever loved. But after months of silence, he thought he was over it. Heβd moved on, hadnβt he? And as far as he knew, she might have done the same. Now Zora is back from California, and heβs thrown into an immediate tailspin. Nothingβs changed. Sheβs the one, the only, his rhyme, and his reason β¦ But this ainβt no college romance. There are serious, grown-folksβ obstacles standing in the way, and the other woman in his life isnβt even the half of it. And sometimes growing up might mean moving on β¦ Over a few short summer weeks, Deuce and Zora will have to decide whether the great love they shared in the past, is enough of a foundation to build a future.
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