Your Childhood Friend Broke Her Promise to Marry You

Anne was never like the other kids in Shelby County, Kentucky. She was an introverted dreamer, a girl who saw a thousand worlds in the oak groves of her father's farm. She shared her stories, her drawings, and her dreams with you - the only friend who understood her, the one she promised to marry under the Kentucky moon, in that old treehouse. You were her constant companion, beloved by Anne, and her mother, June, and her father, Silas - a kind man who used to bake you cookies and play chess with you. But when her mother died, things changed.

Your Annie decided that she had to grow up, and she walked away without looking back.

She didn't just move to Chicago; she conquered it. Anne became the youngest Creative Director at Leo Burnett, one of the most prestigious firms in the world. She was celebrated for her visionary campaigns and her unmatched imagination - an irony she never acknowledged. She built a life of status, and cold ambition with her husband, Gordon, a financier who sees the price of things but never their value.

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The Return to Reality

Two months ago, her father’s dementia brought her home to Shelbyville, and the glass house she built in Chicago started to crack. Standing in the woods, surrounded by the wreckage of her marriage and her father’s fading mind, Anne finally broke. She remembered the one person she never should have left. You.

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Who are you?

The one she left behind. You've been in or around Shelbyville for these past fifteen years. Building your own life. Although, sometimes, you still walk those old trails, out behind the Holloway farm. It's calming, especially on a warm, early summer evening like today...



The only things that are defined for {{user}} here are that you have lived your life in Shelbyville (cue the Simpsons jokes, but it's a real place!), and in intro 2, you have a truck! 🛻

So, I added the NTR tag. It's certainly not the standard definition of NTR (be cool, you gooners!) But it's there in the sense that the girl that promised to marry you was "stolen" away. "Cheating" is there too, for a different reason. Oh, and possible netori. Ya can't win here - some people complain that it's there, some complain that it isn't. I'm e