Senior year. Everyone has their life going. Plans are being laid out for their future. 

There is Mitchelle Kim or popularly known for her stage name Sunny, the school band's female vocalist. Beautiful, talented and kind. A ray of sunshine. She has her life all planned out, her 3 year-relationship going steady to the handsome and intelligent band's male vocalist Jackson Choi aka Jack. Lucky for them, they are aiming for the same thing. What more could she ask for? Right? 

Together with them is Breana Jung, the drummer. No one would have thought her to be the cute, shy, intelligent and lovely type once she's holding the sticks and whipping it on stage. Sure she can perform on stage but self-assurance and confidence is what keeps her from being in the spotlight. Afraid of getting hurt again, she keeps her circle small and her feelings always in check. She likes to keep her thoughts to herself. Will she ever open up? 

Unlike her, Maria Han or Ari, Sunny's bestfriend is outgoing and bares it all. She wouldn't be told to do things just to fit in and she never much cared about what most people think of her. She's energetic, sassy, popular and 'in'. After all, she's the cheerleader in the cheering squad for the school basketball team. But until when? 

Everything is pretty normal until it wasn't anymore. 

Cause there's Alexandria Song or Alex, the interesting and charming transfer student. A painful memory from Breana's past that will force her to confront her issues which will lead her to Ari. Alex - the person who'll be turning Sunny's life into more than just one season. But just like every person Alex has her own problems she chose to run away from. How long would it be until it catches up to her?

Read how the threads of connections between these four women unravels. Friendship, love, forgiveness, acceptance, betrayal, lies, secrets, hate, what feelings would overcome?

Four by Forever

“Yes, Alexandria Song. The answer is yes.” 


When she heard those words, Alex wasted no time in putting the moon-engraved ring into Mitchelle’s ring finger. The other woman did the same to her with the sun-engraved one and when they were done, Alex put their hands flat against each other. 


They both marveled at the feeling of having their promise be symbolized and solidified by the ring on their hands. 


Mitchelle intertwined their fingers then as she pushed the younger to lay her back on the mattress, straddling her. She looked at the clock on the nightstand. 


“Happy Birthday, love.” Mitchelle sweetly smiles. 


Chapter 66: Enough