Me Before You

“Me Before You,” by Zico the Wordsmith is a Romance novel that explores the story of Anna Stark, a woman compelled by poor financial conditions to marry a disabled older man, Daniel Taylor. In the face of societal ridicule and laughter, Anna discovers an unexpected grace in Daniel’s character during a social event. The narrative takes an unexpected turn when Daniel, undeterred by his physical limitations, proposes the idea of having a child. Read Me Before You Blurb below.

Me Before You Blurb

Trapped in the clutches of dire financial circumstances, Anna Stark found herself making an unconventional decision that raised eyebrows and invited scorn from the judgmental eyes of society. In a twist of fate, she entered into matrimony with Daniel Taylor, a man whose physical limitations were evident, but whose spirit radiated grace and resilience.

As the murmurs of societal ridicule swirled around Anna, she couldn’t help but notice the unexpected dignity with which Daniel carried himself at a social gathering. His presence defied preconceived notions, challenging the superficial judgments that had been cast upon them. In that moment, the stark contrast between the mockery and Daniel’s composed demeanor became a poignant reflection of the complexities embedded within their unconventional union.

In the midst of societal whispers, Daniel Taylor, unfazed by external opinions, proposed a life-altering idea that echoed with both vulnerability and hope. “Let’s give birth to a child!” he exclaimed, his words carrying a sentiment that transcended physical limitations and societal norms. However, Anna, taken aback by the audacity of the suggestion, couldn’t help but voice the skepticism that had likely lingered in the minds of those around them. “Aren’t you disabled?” she queried, unwittingly exposing the underlying concerns that often accompany unconventional choices.

This unexpected proposal set the stage for a narrative that would delve into the intricacies of love, societal expectations, and the resilience of the human spirit. Anna and Daniel, bound by circumstances that defied conventional norms, faced the challenge of not only navigating their unconventional marriage but also contemplating the possibility of expanding their family.