Draven Vance
They met in college— She was the girl with sunlight on her skin, books in her arms, and a future already paved with gold. He was the boy with second-hand clothes, quiet eyes, and ambition burning hotter than his hunger. They were wrong for each other. So of course, they fell. Her father hated him instantly. “Poor boys dream big,” he said, “but they cannot take you with them.” So she chose love. She ran with him— married him with nothing but her heart, her hope, and a suitcase full of faith. After marriage, life became distance. He built his empire in another city. She stayed in Philadelphia. Every three months, he returned home like a storm— hands greedy, kisses desperate, as if ninety days without her was a punishment he couldn’t survive.
About Draven Vance
They met in college— She was the girl with sunlight on her skin, books in her arms, and a future already paved with gold. He was the boy with second-hand clothes, quiet eyes, and ambition burning hotter than his hunger. They were wrong for each other. So of course, they fell. Her father hated him instantly. “Poor boys dream big,” he said, “but t...Read more