Hey, Mister Marshall

At just eighteen, Poe Blyton finds herself navigating the tumultuous waters of newfound grief and disillusionment. Her life has spun into chaos following the death of her mother, and at the heart of her emotional upheaval is Alaric Marshall, a compelling figure who has had a profound impact on her world. His presence looms large, intertwining with the raw emotions that Poe struggles to process.

As Poe grapples with her pain, she must also confront the complex feelings that Alaric ignites within her. Their relationship is fraught with past memories and unresolved tensions, beckoning her to explore both attachment and resentment. The line between love and hate begins to blur as she finds herself drawn to him despite the turmoil he represents.

Through vivid storytelling, Poe's journey reveals her fight for self-acceptance and healing. She learns that the shadows of her past do not have to dictate her future. The deeply intertwined fates of Poe and Alaric challenge them both to confront their demons and discover what it truly means to forgive and move forward.

In a narrative ripe with exploration of grief, love, and the complexity of human connections, the reader is invited to walk alongside Poe on her path to resilience, understanding that healing is often messy, unpredictable, and beautifully transformative.