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I used to have a great life. My little world was smart. I had developed no claims. My properly simple life made the fall season from elegance that a lot more devastating. I plummeted from the heavenly little bubble i distributed to Jake. I fell fast and hard straight into the fiery pits of hell. The knowledge of how things used to be is a bittersweet torture that refuses me even one second of respite. I reside in an agonizing reverie that I can't escape. I had developed it good once. That's removed now. All of it disappeared like vapor into the ether. I'm a lost female, wandering through grief and attempting to come to terms with my new name: widow. My family says I need understanding and closure. I say a cigarette and a wine is a much better option for instant gratification. I'm the uncomfortable, depressed one ranking in the nook making everyone around me miserably uncomfortable. I'm the main one with vacant eyes that society aims to help but can't. I'm the main one who hands out tight smiles and derisive snorts. I'm the widow adrift in this world with no route. No so this means. No hope. No vital sign. Sadie sets out on a quest to healing without knowing that things will get way worse before they get better. Despite her general indifference to body organ donation, she detects herself on a journey to search out the only real people who benefited from her husband's tragic loss of life. Resentment runs rampant as she fits the thriving body organ recipients. Anger and jealousy spiral, mailing the delicate composition of Sadie's emotions into a tailspin. Alexander McBride acquired another chance - one which he didn't always want. Alexander is a game changer for Sadie. She hates him for his health but can't help sense at home in his existence. He soothes her grief in a manner that is intoxicating, addictive even. The heart that once fell in love with her now resides in Alexander McBride's chest. It's a circumstance that pushes her to salary an internal conflict fueled by grief, anger, guilt, love, lust, and devotion.
