After a lifetime of emotional abuse, Mia
finally escapes, but freedom comes with its own kind of fear. With the help of a kind stranger and the courage to look inward, she must learn that healing isn’t about forgetting. It’s about choosing yourself, again and again.
She was 17. Wild, defiant, and ready to run. He was 24 — tattooed, dangerous, and everything her parents warned her about.
Lianna thought she’d found love. But when the thrill faded, the truth inked itself deeper than regret. Now she has to face the scars… and the lesson she never wanted to learn.
She just wanted seed trays, not another lecture.
At 17, Ava’s tired of being talked down to.
This time, she says, “No, thank you.”
Not loud. Not angry. Just firm.
And that’s where her quiet rebellion begins.