Description：
When Meg and her boyfriend fought about the mess his friends left behind — again — she finally snapped and told him to get out. His answer stopped her cold: *This is my house. I bought it. If anyone's leaving, it's you.*
She left. She had no choice. But somewhere between the midnight train ride home, the parents who slipped a bank card into her bag without a word, and the long grinding months of building something entirely her own, Meg stops waiting for someone to offer her a home.
She finds an apartment, works harder than she ever has, and starts learning what it feels like to want nothing from anyone.
The trouble is, she's about to discover that the man who once chased down a thief for a stranger on a dark city street has been quietly moving into her life — one door at a time.
*A warm, honest story about learning to belong to yourself first.*
