When a habit becomes second nature, what does it matter whether it’s right or wrong?
For An Xin, redemption and duty have always been one and the same. But one day, she discovers that everything she has stood by for years was wrong, and she’s left lost and adrift. Yet what’s done cannot be undone, and their fates have never been in their own hands.
Note: This story has some angst and a somewhat bad ending. Read with caution if that’s not your thing. The early plot is relatively slow, so feel free to skip ahead if you don’t enjoy it.
