Light Behind the Lies
Mason:
My mother left me and my dad when I was three. I spent my childhood believing that women could not be trusted and that I needed to proceed with caution.
Until high school that is.
Suddenly as a teenager, girls were throwing themselves at me. Call it puberty or clear disinterest in them that left most pining for me.
Surprisingly they seemed fine with it. I had no feelings, no emotions with them, I’d give them a quick ride, then send them on their way.
Except one.
My best friend’s sister.
Bailey
One might say that I was the perfect daughter and sister.
I did everything right until I didn’t.
I never expected to fall for a guy like my ex-boyfriend and the ramifications of that relationship’s demise would change my life forever.
That’s one of the reasons why I became a flight attendant. I craved to have my freedom back.
It wasn’t until I finally felt like everything was under control and that I had things figured out, that my life would truly be turned on its side.
And the only one I have to blame is my brother’s best friend.
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