Part one of Delirium ended with Exodus going to Big G about something that hit him from left field. Because he was given the 'green light' he's moving on his own accord, wreaking chaos on the people who foolishly went against him. After its all said and done, he's forced to make another decision that comes with ease. In the midst of dealing with drama with Jada, Exodus finds himself falling for Sereia—which was never a part of the plan.
Sereia's having a rough time transitioning into her new position with the Christ family. Well, to her she is at least. If you asked anyone else they'd say she was doing fantastic. However, it isn't just the transition into her new position that has her uncomfortable—it's the rapid change of her life that has her head spinning. Grief plague's her. As if she's not going through enough, she's hit with something else traumatic that rocks her world a bit too. In the middle of her struggles, however, she finds comfort in a pair of arms that seem to be just for her. Exodus Christ ends up being just the peace she needs. But because she's afraid of the uncertainties of life, falling for him is a risk she's not really willing to take. As if she has a choice.
Part two of Delirium is the middle ground. The start of something beautiful. The pieces to a beautiful, chaotic puzzle called Exodus and Sereia.
Sereia's having a rough time transitioning into her new position with the Christ family. Well, to her she is at least. If you asked anyone else they'd say she was doing fantastic. However, it isn't just the transition into her new position that has her uncomfortable—it's the rapid change of her life that has her head spinning. Grief plague's her. As if she's not going through enough, she's hit with something else traumatic that rocks her world a bit too. In the middle of her struggles, however, she finds comfort in a pair of arms that seem to be just for her. Exodus Christ ends up being just the peace she needs. But because she's afraid of the uncertainties of life, falling for him is a risk she's not really willing to take. As if she has a choice.
Part two of Delirium is the middle ground. The start of something beautiful. The pieces to a beautiful, chaotic puzzle called Exodus and Sereia.
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Part one of Delirium ended with Exodus going to Big G about something that hit him from left field. Because he was given the 'green light' he's moving on his own accord, wreaking chaos on the people who foolishly went against him. After its all said and done, he's forced to make another decision that comes with ease. In the midst of dealing with drama with Jada, Exodus finds himself falling for Sereia—which was never a part of the plan.
Sereia's having a rough time transitioning into her new position with the Christ family. Well, to her she is at least. If you asked anyone else they'd say she was doing fantastic. However, it isn't just the transition into her new position that has her uncomfortable—it's the rapid change of her life that has her head spinning. Grief plague's her. As if she's not going through enough, she's hit with something else traumatic that rocks her world a bit too. In the middle of her struggles, however, she finds comfort in a pair of arms that seem to be just for her. Exodus Christ ends up being just the peace she needs. But because she's afraid of the uncertainties of life, falling for him is a risk she's not really willing to take. As if she has a choice.
Part two of Delirium is the middle ground. The start of something beautiful. The pieces to a beautiful, chaotic puzzle called Exodus and Sereia.
Sereia's having a rough time transitioning into her new position with the Christ family. Well, to her she is at least. If you asked anyone else they'd say she was doing fantastic. However, it isn't just the transition into her new position that has her uncomfortable—it's the rapid change of her life that has her head spinning. Grief plague's her. As if she's not going through enough, she's hit with something else traumatic that rocks her world a bit too. In the middle of her struggles, however, she finds comfort in a pair of arms that seem to be just for her. Exodus Christ ends up being just the peace she needs. But because she's afraid of the uncertainties of life, falling for him is a risk she's not really willing to take. As if she has a choice.
Part two of Delirium is the middle ground. The start of something beautiful. The pieces to a beautiful, chaotic puzzle called Exodus and Sereia.