Tale of Two Families

y intertwined by fate. The Westwoods and the Carters were different in many ways-one steeped in the preci

West

logist, and her husband, Mark Westwood,

cated pre-med studen

ed high school senior wi

pirited artist, always

Ca

cer, and his wife, Olivia Carter, a high schoo

Orion University, following

yet kind-hearted mechan

chool junior with a

n, both at Orion University, met during a campus debate and became inseparable. Over time, thei

y how she saw the world through art. They spent hours together, him sketching blueprints, her adding color to his me

rters began having dinners together, their differences fading in the warmth of shared laughter. M

led with choosing between medicine and engineering. Lily struggled with balancin

ing that love, in all its forms-romantic, familial, and eve

ecame one, bound not by blood but by something even s