EVERY MINUTE HE WOULDN'T GIVE

She spent thirteen years earning a love that was never coming. June Kaplan died on a rain-slick parkway with her daughter asleep in the back seat and forty pages of divorce papers on the passenger seat - papers she had never been able to hand to anybody. Then she woke up at sixteen, in the house where her mother was poisoned, with every memory intact. This time she will not ask anyone for anything.
She has thirteen years of knowledge and one rule: no minute of her life goes to a man who priced it. She will take back her mother's name, her mother's company, and the truth about what happened in a greenhouse - and she will do all of it in daylight, in front of witnesses, where nothing can be taken back. But August Reyes-Vance is sixteen too. He does not remember. He was not given that. He simply begins waking at four in the morning, weeping for a woman he has never met, in a life he cannot account for - and then he begins to follow her, and he does not know why, and he will not ask.
He will follow her for eleven years. He will never once tell her.