Montana and Chase

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Summary

Chase Owens used to have it all-popularity, parties, and a picture-perfect life. But one tragic accident changed everything. He lost his brother, his legs, and his sight. Now, stuck in a world of darkness, with a distant father and an exhausted mother as his full-time carer, Chase feels like a shadow of the boy he used to be. Montana Lewis, 17, battles demons of her own. Depression weighs heavy, her social life is non-existent, and her only friend is a guy who's as outcast as she is. At home, things are worse-especially with a brother who treats her like she doesn't exist. Neither of them is looking for a lifeline. But then they meet. What starts as an unlikely friendship slowly becomes something deeper. In each other, they find comfort, laughter, and a kind of healing they didn't know they needed. The more time they spend together, the more the lines blur. But can two broken people really make something whole?

Genre
Romance
Author
Sophie
Status
Complete
Chapters
31
Rating
5.0 1 review
Age Rating
18+

Prologue

“Dude!” Nick yells. “Let’s go!”

Chase pulls away from the blonde chick he’s making out with. “Why?”

“Because I fucking said so,” Nick growls, his voice croaking at the end.

Chase frowns, but stands up, smiling politely down at the blonde. “Sorry I have to go.”

“All good,” she says. “Catch you next time, sexy.”

Chase follows his brother outside to Nick’s Car. “You are sure you’re right to drive?” Chase asks worriedly, getting into the passenger seat.

“I’ve only had four,” Nick mutters. “I’ll be fine.”

Chase didn’t ask Nick what was wrong. Chase knew that when Nick was upset, he needed to be alone. This was that time.

Nick swerved onto the highway and Chase clutches the passenger door. “Maybe slow down,” Chase says.

“Don’t tell me what to do!” Nick snaps.

“The roads are wet, and you are going 20km over the speed limit,” Chase yells. “Now slow the fuck down.”

But he only speeds up.

The corner comes and as Nick turns the car flips and flips and lands on the other side of the road, where another car hits it....