From Me to You
THE MAN I LOVE HATES ME
I was once his everything until I wasn’t… But little did he know, he would always be my everything…
Evy: I was sixteen when I moved to a new town called Bellevue. A fresh start. A new beginning.
Emerson Jayden Jameson was the most gorgeous boy that I had ever seen in my entire life. He took my breath away with his signature black leather jacket, glossy raven locks, and bright blue eyes. But it was his heart that stole mine.
Jay has lived in Bellevue his whole life and dreamed of becoming a rock star. Mine was to become a writer and study at Yale.
I didn’t plan for him. And he most definitely didn’t plan for me. We blindsided each other and got entangled in the most passionate love affair that took me to places I had never dreamed of going. And I wanted to stay there in his arms forever and ever.
But everything changed when he moved to L.A. to chase his dreams. That was when life asked me to prove my love for him in the worst possible way. To make a decision that would alter the course of our lives, for better or for worse. And I had no choice but to make it— in its wake, I ruined us.
And now the only person I loved in the whole wide world hated me.
My life went downhill from that point while he lived the dream life he had always wanted. I am twenty-six now and I have truly hit rock bottom. Jay now only lived in my thoughts, forever haunting my sleepless nights. Or so I thought.
My name is Evelyn May. I met Jay when I was sixteen, naïve and young. He pulled me into his magnetic field, and he held me captive, forever. I got lost in those blue-blue eyes as I fell and I fell hard in the most magical way. And soon he became my everything, my love, my heart, my whole wide world, my Jay. And this is our story.
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