Fake To Fall
The smell of espresso and cinnamon mixed with nostalgia, wrapping around her like a quiet reminder of how far she’d come.
Now, across the room, a stranger sat reading her book. A woman with curly hair, glasses slipping down her nose, flipping through the pages like she was searching for herself inside them. Ivy’s cheeks flushed when the reader smiled at a line, lingered, then turned the page. Something about that quiet, private connection between writer and reader made Ivy’s chest tighten with pride—and disbelief.
It had taken months—months of editing, vulnerability, and staring down her own reflection through tears—to turn her messy heart into something that made sense on paper. To shape he
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