Stop setting yourself on fire to keep someone else warm. Brady and Levi have been together since high school, since before he became famous and started thinking only about himself. Which he should, his football career is everything right now. Brady understands and doesn't mind she's slowly slipping into the background. Except, when will it be fair to think about herself, or to want more? Where is the line between selflessness and self-sacrifice? Sometimes, she isn't sure she knows anymore. But if she has to think about a life without Levi, it feels wrong. They've always been there for each other. It's always been about the dream, the goal. Even if it ended up being his dream, his goal. Because if they're together, isn't it a team effort? Doesn't it become their dream, their goal, together? Or is she just fooling herself? Is it normal for people in a relationship to feel this alone?

The struggle is part of the story. Brady Simmons is struggling. A texted marriage proposal feels like a lame attempt to salvage their fraying relationship. When her boyfriend, Levi Duncan, makes strides at being better, Brady tries to convince herself that the rough patch is behind them and they can move forward. She forces herself to forget about the man that captured her attention in Vegas, James Gilmore. When she catches Levi cheating again, she realizes she has to make a change. Is it time she forges her own path? The only way to win with a toxic person is to not play.

To escape fear you have to go through it, not around it. Brady Simmons is doing well for herself after leaving her ex behind. Her gallery is successful and her paintings are selling, but she still longs for the one that got away, James Gilmore. An opportunity to work for a famous artist comes up, Brady decides to take the leap. She goes to England, finding herself close to where James lives. They meet again and sparks fly like they never have before. When Brady sees the trajectory to fame James is on, she pulls back. She doesn't know if she can love another famous man. The only way to win with a toxic person is to not play.

It takes great courage to see the world in all its tainted glory and still to love it. And even more courage to see it in the one you love… Brady Simmons has found her groove in her new home in England. Her boyfriend, James Gilmore, is supportive of her following her dream to be a famous painter. When she gets a call that demands she go home to Miami to deal with a fire at her gallery, she has to leave James behind. She runs into her ex-boyfriend, Levi Duncan, who seems to be everywhere. She chalks it up to coincidence until there is another fire at her apartment. James is worried and insists she stay away from Levi. Suddenly everything Brady has worked so hard for is put on the line. Is everything she touches tainted? To escape fear you have to go through it, not around it.

She craved a loved that wasn't just a wave, but an ocean… Marc Anthony Brady Simmons has been through a lot, but life is good now that she's back in Wales. And with James. She's finally the 'big show' at gallery shows and is giving it her all. When an opportunity for James to go on a short concert tour comes up, she encourages him to go. They'll spend time on their careers and then focus on each other. However, when James goes missing, Brady's world is turned inside out. She'll do whatever it takes. To find him. To fight to stay together. To do let him know how much she loves him. She refuses to give up. I crave the side of you that you don't show to anyone else…