Jayson And The Red Rose In Darkness

Responsibility has not been done because of a tragedy that imprisons Nina Swartz—a beautiful and young ballerina from Denver—in darkness after her sixteenth birthday. Two years later, 19 years old Jayson Fisher, a poor but intelligent scholar student from Aspen, Colorado discovers now 18 years old Nina still on her grieving moments deep in the middle of University of Denver. With his rudeness, he snatches her away from that darkness, and let her sees light again realizing he is falling in love with her. But darkness follows not only Nina. Jayson must do now the responsibility to Nina that has not been done two years ago.  To prove his real intentions; first he must battle through his intelligence against Robert, the eldest brother of Nina in a debate competition, and behind him is their ambitious and influential father, Judge Aristotle Swartz. The second battle is against Nate, the other brother of Nina, a known furious fraternity leader of the university. Nate is looking someone to blame for Robert’s suicide after he loss the battle against him. Two different battles for him to both use his intelligence and temperance. Battle of history against law, ambition or responsibility, and a battle between revenge and love.