That Was the Year

Reese Weller’s life has been dictated by a simple yet profound belief: people don’t belong to people. This philosophy took root when she was just ten years old, shaping her understanding of relationships and her approach to life. As she navigates the complexities of growing up, Reese grapples with the meaning of connection in a world where people come and go, leaving a trail of memories and heartache.

As the narrative unfolds, Reese encounters pivotal moments that challenge her ethos, pushing her to question the barriers she's erected around her heart. Amidst the backdrop of friendships, love, and the passage of time, she learns that vulnerability may be the key to genuine belonging, even if it means risking the pain of loss. Through her journey, she discovers that letting people in might be the most courageous step of all.