Pray You Catch Me

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Written By Shenaye Suggs

Here’s The Tea

They came to Umberland to start over.

Instead, Saela and Zaire LaRue woke something ancient.

Their marriage is cracked but holding—stitched together by memory, promise, and the quiet hope that love can still resurrect what’s been lost. But beneath the island’s beauty lies an inheritance built on blood, secrets, and a past that refuses to stay buried.

Saela is clawing her way out of a darkness that almost took her.

Zaire is watching the life he built slip through his fingers.

And when temptation, loss, and forgotten memories begin to surface, both are forced to confront not just each other, but the shadows that live inside them.

When a newfound friend places a diary in Saela’s hands, its pages whisper of storms, bloodlines, and a woman destined to unravel everything she touches, leaving Saela to wonder if the storm is her. Meanwhile, Zaire finds himself drawn into a circle that makes him question everything he thought he knew about the island, its intentions, and the role he might play in what’s coming.

As truth begins to blur with prophecy, Umberland itself seems to stir—watching, waiting.

Because Umberland remembers its own.

And it’s done waiting.

Pray You Catch Me is a soul-deep descent into love, loss, and legacy. It’s an atmospheric exploration of marriage, memory, and what it means to rebuild in the wake of ruin.

Where every secret costs something.

And not everyone makes it out alive.

Rumor Has It

This story is the first in a series called Love Like Honey. So basically, hold yo’ damn horses cause this ‘bout to be a whole ass ride!

Not only that but it also documents what really went down with Saela and Zaire. We’ve heard all the rumors, all the shade, and all the tea…..but this? This is the truth.

Did Saela write this herself and pass it off as someone else?

Or is there someone watching all the happenings in dear ol’ Umberland?

Where you can read it

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WhatThey’re Saying

The word is in. Here’s what ya’ll have to say about Pray You Catch Me.

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How It looks

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Who makes an appearance

Lawd-ha-mercy! We knew Saela and Zaire were involved, but were absolutely shooketh at all the faces that made an appearance.

Side Note: Is that two of our Founders in there?

Where It All Goes Down

You’d think it all happened quietly in Saela and Zaire LaRue’s home. You’d think, right?

Ha! Never.

Seems Saela and Zaire’s drama was dragged all across Umberland…..specifically Graymont and Umber City. Oh, and THE In-Between?!

Legendary.

Okay Saela girl, we see you 👀

Trigger Warnings

This story holds grown-adult feelings—love, loss, desire, healing, and the soft work of coming back to yourself.

Within these pages, Saela and Zaire’s story explores deep emotional territory—both the beauty and the ache of rediscovery. Some scenes touch on heavy subjects that may be difficult for certain readers. Please take care of yourself as you read, and step away if you need to breathe.

This story approaches trauma, sexuality, and faith with care, but it does ask you to sit in the quiet parts of healing. If something feels too close, it’s okay to pause, skip ahead, or step away. Protect your peace first.

You are not alone in any of what this story explores. Take what you need. Leave what you don’t.

Hit the drop down below to see the list of triggers.

    • Sexual content & intimacy – explicit depictions of partnered and solo acts; sensual language throughout.

    • Sexual trauma (implied) – references to past boundary violations; not shown graphically but emotionally heavy.

    • Depression & mental health – numbness, hopelessness, internalized guilt, emotional exhaustion, and burnout.

    • Emotional & marital conflict – tension, avoidance, infidelity temptation.

    • Workplace harassment – unwanted touch and manipulation from a co-worker.

    • Addiction & substance use – brief mentions of smoking, alcohol, and drug use (past memory).

    • Religious & spiritual themes – references to prayer, faith, ancestral gifts, crystal pendulums, ancestors, and prophetic visions.

    • Infertility & grief – emotional reflections on loss, womanhood, and worth.

    • Emotional distress / suicidal ideation (non-graphic) – fleeting self-blame and exhaustion; handled with compassion, no glorification.

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