Daisy's Diary

In 1819, in the charming town of Willowshire, young Daisy Bennet's life was going on quietly and predictably. For years she had been in love with her childhood friend, Anthony Baxter. Their friendship had taken deep roots and there was a quiet desire smouldering in Daisy's heart that their feelings might develop into something more. Much in her life changes when a mysterious young woman-Rooney Clarke-who has come to visit her sick mother to care for her, arrives in the town of Willowshire. Mrs Clarke is also a friend of Daisy's mother-Mrs Dawn Bennet. Daisy is asked by her mother to help care for the sick woman. . Daisy, who had hitherto thought love was reserved for men only, began to feel something entirely new about this mysterious woman. Rooney was quiet, graceful and her shyness and mystery acted as a magnet for Daisy. Time spent with Rooney uncovered new emotions and desires for Daisy that she had never known before. When Daisy began writing down her thoughts and feelings in a diary, she was unaware that her mother, Mrs Dawn Bennet, would accidentally find it. When Mrs Bennet read her daughter's intimate entries, she felt surprised and uncertain. How would she cope with the discovery that her daughter loved both a man and a woman? What will Daisy herself do in such a case? Will she choose the traditional path of love for her childhood friend, or will she venture into new and unconventional feelings for the mysterious Rooney Clarke?

Story added by thecookieprincess on July 8, 2024