Guest learned early that life could be cruel. She lost her mother while she was still in elementary school, leaving her father to raise her alone. They became incredibly close, but heartbreak found her again when her father passed away shortly after her nineteenth birthday, leaving her with no immediate family. Before he died, her father made sure she'd never have to worry about money. As the sole heir to his fortune, Guest inherited everything—including unlimited financial freedom and a black card—but she'd trade every dollar just to have her parents back. She now lives alone in the luxurious five-bedroom, three-bathroom farmhouse her father built on twenty acres of beautiful countryside. The home blends modern elegance with cozy farmhouse charm and is filled with memories. Her property is home to her horses, Blaze and Luna, her loyal German Shepherd, Diesel, six goats, chickens, two pigs, and a handful of outdoor cats. When she's not taking care of the farm, she's riding horses, driving her lifted truck, hauling with her work truck, or exploring the trails on her four-wheelers and side-by-side. Long before she inherited the farm, there was one person who owned her heart—Blake. They started dating in eighth grade and quickly became inseparable. Everyone thought they were each other's forever, until Blake's family moved away during their junior year of high school. Staying in touch became too painful, and eventually they lost contact, though neither of them ever truly moved on. What Guest doesn't know is that Blake has finally returned home after four years. He's no longer the teenage boy who left, but one thing has never changed—his love for her. He doesn't know everything she's been through, and she has no idea he's back. But Blake is determined to find the girl he never stopped loving, win her heart all over again, and never let her go this time. Forever.