Everything we wanted

This is a disturbing and emotional novel about teenage mistakes and their consequences, about parents trying to protect their children, about class inequality and racial discrimination that society should not turn a blind eye to. And this is a novel about love, loyalty, moral values ​​and the importance of being able to forgive relatives. 

The small town of Nashville was rocked by the loudest scandal, in the center of which was the daughter of a local carpenter, Lyla, and the son of wealthy benefactors, Finch. One incriminating photo, spread faster than news of the fire, changed the lives of two families forever. The happy future of the children and, ultimately, the reputation of the parents are at stake. Against the background of social resonance, the main characters must realize that it is important for them to make a conscious choice. For better or for worse, it depends on them.