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Grandma always said dying is the the easy part; it’s the living that’s hard. I’ve been fighting to live since I was seven years old, and now the doctors say I’m gonna lose that battle soon. I’ve crossed off just about everything on my bucket list—I’ve seen the Eiffel Tower and the Coliseum and I’ve been swimming in the Caribbean; I’ve lived like I’m dying, because I am.

There’s just one thing left on my list: I want to be a bride. I want to wear white and have my dad walk me down the aisle. I want a first dance and cake and a night to feel like a princess…and I want it with Westley Britton.

The perfect guy. Musician, actor, and every girl’s dream man. My dream man. Only, he doesn’t even know I exist.

It’s the start of a strange, improbable fairy tale. When you’re talking about terminal leukemia, happily ever after seems impossible, but when your celebrity crush and the man of your dreams shows up out of the blue and proposes to you, it makes you feel like anything is possible. Even that hardest thing: living

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This was a beautiful fairytale.
Jolene has been fighting cancer since she was eight, she was in remission a few times. Now at nineteen its returned. She sets out to travel the world and her one wish is to be able to meet her idol, she posts a video on Tik Tok that she hopes he sees. Joline’s mom, dad, grandma, her best friend and now Wes (dream man) have been there for her and been a great support for her. Wes is a phenomenal guy always being there for her he’s a true prince charming. The moment that Jolene and Wes meet there is an instant attraction it was beautiful to read, at times I was smiling and then on the verge of tears the next. Its one of the things that I love about Jasinda’s writing.

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