Y/N has never been the kind of girl people expect to find faith. Growing up in a broken home where love felt conditional and emotions were ignored, Y/N learned how to survive by becoming someone nobody could hurt. She became reckless, guarded, and unapologetically flawed—the girl everyone warned others about. Everyone knows her reputation. Nobody knows her pain. After one night changes everything, Y/N is forced to confront the parts of herself she has spent years running from. Lost, angry, and unsure where to turn, she finds herself searching for something she never thought she needed. Faith. But finding God doesn’t erase her past. It doesn’t make people forgive her. It doesn’t stop the temptation to return to who she used to be. As Y/N begins changing, the people around her struggle to believe it’s real. Her family questions her. Old friends doubt her. The people who remember her mistakes refuse to see the person she’s becoming. Then she meets Noah Bennett—a boy who understands what it means to feel betrayed by faith. Raised in a strict, judgmental religious family, Noah stopped believing after losing the one thing that mattered most to him. To him, Y/N’s hope feels impossible. To her, his anger feels familiar. Together, they learn that healing isn’t about forgetting the past. It’s about facing it. A story about broken families, temptation, forgiveness, and a girl discovering that she was never too far gone to be loved. Because sometimes you have to lose everything before you find what was always waiting for you.