WHITE It was an accident. It isn’t my fault. It’s not denial. It’s the lies we tell ourselves. People hurt, then justify. Ruin lives and call it God’s will. White is a psychological descent into denial, entitlement, and the illusion of being good. It dives into how one family’s choices ripple outward — proving that what we hide behind can destroy us all. Every action has a reaction. Every choice leaves a mark. And once it starts, it ripples — one vicious circle that no one escapes. Because in the end, no one leaves this world clean. Part of the Colors series — standalone psychological stories that explore the darker shades of human nature. "Reality in a story of fiction." This story starts with a tragedy and continues to build all the way to the end. I was riveted by the behavior of the people and what they did to each other. I was surprised by the ending and who turned out responsible for the murder. From the start, I was hooked. — 5-Star Amazon Customer Review "Raw, unsettling, and painfully real. A psychological gut-punch." "A dark look at the lies we live with — and the truths we bury." "Characters you won't forget, in a story that refuses to stay quiet." I wrote White to explore the way families rewrite the truth to survive it. People justify things, bury things, and call it love, loyalty, or faith — even when it's anything but. This story pulls those layers apart. Not to blame anyone, but to show how complicated people really are. If you read it, I hope it sits with you in the way real life does: unpolished, unsettling, and honest. Maria Roti writes psychological and emotional fiction focused on human behavior and the choices people justify. Her work blends realism, insight, and raw honesty — often with a dry sense of humor and a cat (or three) nearby.