What Grows Dies Here

Wren Whitney lives a remarkable life. She is a child of Beverly Hills, growing up in boarding schools, on private jets, a life of extreme wealth and privilege. Wren lives for adventure. She is afraid of nothing. She says no to nothing. Her existence is a blur of escapades, outrageous stories, and the many men who love her. Wren has never been in love. She has said the words many times, but she has never meant them. I love you is the only lie she's ever told. Except when she said the words to her girlfriends. But to a man? No. She will never mean those three words. Because that would be the end of the life she holds so dear. Wren knows that the second she meets him, he will destroy her. That she will love him with everything that she is. Until her dying day. She tries to fight it, feebly. Because she is a woman who isn't afraid of anything. Not even him. Wren does not trouble herself by thinking about the consequences of her actions. Not considering the possibility that the events she's put in motion have let him into her life. She never could have imagined what would happen to her. To them. How utterly ruined they will both be by their love. Contains mature themes.