Daisy and Elizabeth, two village teenage friends, are passionate to honor God with their bodies. They are secretly admired for their devotion to their purpose, though publicly ridiculed by peers, and thus secluded in school. They are nonchalant to the mockery until the flesh intercepts. The burden of the guilt was an actual test until the consequences of their actions came knocking. Their parents are disappointed, and their local church goes quiet on them. They must sustain the drive to hit their goals. To err, they say, is human. But will forgiveness be enough? What is to become of the burden that grows from guilt, which would not go away? A second chance is given to Daisy to dance into destiny. With her impact hidden under a pseudonym, she can't hide from her past; plus, a love she chooses to ignore haunts her, though Daniel is determined to make amends. The nature of life is also plaguing her health. The sovereignty of God is in question. Why would a good God watch recurrent pain happen to good people? Daisy must fight for her family. Yielding to love might be her only option.