Cream: A Poetic Drama of Love, Betrayal, and Choosing Yourself

Description

A magnetic curvy lounge owner.

A slow-burn love caught between ache and awakening.

Yari Gervais has mastered the art of appearing whole. By day she runs Cream, the city’s most sought-after lounge, a sanctuary of poetry, cocktails, and curated perfection. By night, she’s unraveling in pieces. Caught between the comfort of a man who doesn’t show up and the quiet pull of the best friend who always does.

When a decadent celebration turns explosive, secrets spill across the velvet floors of Cream, forcing Yari into a confrontation with everything she’s been avoiding: her body, her boundaries, her business, and the truth about who loves her…and who only claims to.

This is not a romance that rushes. It simmers. It lingers. It burns slowly through restraint, emotional tension, and the kind of loyalty that aches before it blossoms. As Yari rises from the fallout, she discovers that healing isn’t loud, it’s layered. It’s messy. It demands honesty, not performance. And choosing herself might cost her everything she thought she wanted.

Cream is a poetic drama about longing, betrayal, body memory, friendship, and the complicated redemption of finally choosing yourself. Perfect for readers who crave intimate slow-burn tension, emotional truth, and characters you can’t stop thinking about.

Welcome to Cream.

Nothing here is as sweet as it looks.