Screw the stars.
Sadie is determined to writer her own stars and to determine the fate of her own life.
New house.
New job.
New friends.
She isn’t going to live according to how the past dictates her future. She is going to start over and make something good for herself.
However, the stars seemed to have the opposite in mind when they wrote her life.
She has a dilapidated loft with little furniture, an empty kitchen, and which its only use is to sleep in.
She acquires a raunchy job waitressing with men making a grab at her every step she makes.
She meets a distrustful friend who steals the last thing she calls her own.
This isn’t fair.
It isn’t fair until Astor comes along, although Sadie is certain she can only rely on him to be like every one else who has ever done her wrong.
Why are the stars against Sadie? Will they ever align?
Sadie is determined to writer her own stars and to determine the fate of her own life.
New house.
New job.
New friends.
She isn’t going to live according to how the past dictates her future. She is going to start over and make something good for herself.
However, the stars seemed to have the opposite in mind when they wrote her life.
She has a dilapidated loft with little furniture, an empty kitchen, and which its only use is to sleep in.
She acquires a raunchy job waitressing with men making a grab at her every step she makes.
She meets a distrustful friend who steals the last thing she calls her own.
This isn’t fair.
It isn’t fair until Astor comes along, although Sadie is certain she can only rely on him to be like every one else who has ever done her wrong.
Why are the stars against Sadie? Will they ever align?
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