The Nature of Young Love

By Kim Wilkerson

At just nineteen Lucy was an American studying at a drama school in London. Housed with friend Michelle and her boyfriend Steven under the same roof as Michelle's mother, life was fun and frivilous and the four-some created their own family.

Finding success in her career, Michelle fared well, dumping Steven quickly for an actor that wasn't permanently out of work and living off social benefits.

Already in love with Steven, Lucy maintained dignity to support Steven through his darkest hours. Returning to America, Steven chased Lucy to marry her, finally appreciating who had stolen his heart.

After ten years of marriage Steven still dreams of acting and lives on minimum wage. Lucy settles for a practical job in accounting to provide a decent lifestyle. Despondent by her husband's attitude, she finds comfort in the arms of her boss who claims to be in a similar predicament. Can young love prevail as love matures?

• Language: English
• Publisher: AmorBooks.com
• Release date: Jan 23, 2022
• ISBN: 9781005704179

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The Nature Of Young Love

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Kim Wilkerson

Copyright 2022 Kim Wilkerson

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Things hadn't always been like this with him. In fact, Lucy remembered a time when life together had been perfect.

She'd not planned on falling in love – not with Steven. Lucy had ‘moral substance’. Steven had been her best friend's boyfriend and thus totally 'hands off'. He was devoted to his girlfriend anyway and neither had there been any early signs of physical attraction. Many girls would've fallen for his accent, but Lucy found him a pompous, arrogant British man full of his own self importance.

It wasn't even as if her first impression was wrong. He was pompous. He was also arrogant and most definitely British. The trouble was, Lucy found, if you live with someone you tend see other faces. Those softer, more sensitive sides men like to cover with sarcastic, self-assured swagger. Bravado. That was Steven to a tee.

It was accident and not design.

Steven, Lucy and her best friend Michelle were at the same drama college. Steven and Michelle were majoring in Performance Arts, Lucy in Stage Management. The three were living with Michelle's mother, a strong, single woman who took the best and