✍ Scribed by Cynthia A. Rodriguez
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
We’re all saving somebody. Since the day she met Elijah, Teófila’s been the one being saved. The girl whose darkest shadows live inside her head and the boy who hides his own with a smile and a song. But after a terrifying encounter precedes his skyrocket to fame and fortune, the tables turn. And while attempting to forget his close call with another life— another end —he loses his way back to her. Now, years later, it’s Teófila’s turn to do the rescuing, even after he’s left her behind. We’re all saving somebody, but what if we can hardly save ourselves? What happens when best friends become forgotten lovers? Or when it’s the moon’s turn to light the sun?
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