embroidered in the multiverse are

the rivets of love and destruction. The duality of the inexplainable, the inescapable. Between glitches and stitches, The Story tells one that is unique to me, but isn’t.

Taking the reader through moments that are vulnerable, gut wrenching and raw considering almost everyone has been in a position where they have helplessly watched their life crumble.

Finding out the prince was committing treason, the knights courage was uninhabitable, the priests were frauds, and the one who saw it all was bound for exile.

The Story is designed to take aspects of Sweet Girl, and the accumulation of Pages intertwining it all in a novel esque format. Telling my story— because if I don’t —who will?

Encapsulating fantasy, escapism, my truths and my depictions, The Story sticks to the theme of demolishing the idea that everything happens for a reason— Instead, give it a reason.