The Price of Our Mistakes cover — two women seated back to back at a bar, a crack running through the surface between them

Moth & Morrow

The Price of
Our Mistakes

An Unauthorized Sequel

by Architect & Muse

They thought the hardest part was over.

After the secret affair, the family confrontation, and the messy coming-out, Erin and Cassie believed they could finally build the life they wanted. But the bill always comes due eventually. When they reach out to make peace with the one person they hurt most, they discover she's vanished — and every door that once led to her is now closed.

As they search for answers, the consequences they thought they'd escaped begin to surface: lost friendships, professional ruin, financial strain, and the slow, grinding erosion of the relationship they fought so hard to protect. What began as passion and defiance slowly curdles into resentment, obligation, and a truth neither of them is ready to face.

Some happy endings are only the beginning of the story.

An unauthorized sequel to Mistakes Were Made by Meryl Wilsner.

Chapters

In Progress

A morning that begins in heat and ends in silence. Cassie returns to campus expecting a conversation with Parker. Instead, she finds absence, locked doors, and the first quiet fracture in everything she thought was settled.

Morning sex, easy laughter, and the comfortable lie that everything is fine. Then Erin makes one phone call, and the first thread of their carefully constructed future begins to unravel.

A morning that begins with hope takes an unexpected detour when the past arrives uninvited. As Cassie and Erin prepare to search for Parker, another reckoning is already waiting at the front door.

A campus visit meant to be a reunion turns into a dead end. Acacia has answers — and a decade of hurt she isn't ready to let go of.

A breakfast booth, a phone call to Adam that goes nowhere good, and a scroll through unanswered texts that adds up to everything Cassie has already lost.

The confrontation Erin's been building toward finally happens — and it costs her more than she bargained for. Cassie, left alone in the car, gets a warning of her own.

Erin wakes from a dream she can't escape, while Cassie tries to convince herself that ordinary mornings still exist. Both women cling to the fragile routines of a life that is already beginning to slip away.