"Thank you for loving me."
❀
No one would think that the Davy Wade would die, much less, kill himself.
He was the epitome of a good person. Some even thought he was the second coming of Christ. But when the shock and confusion of Davy's suicide co...
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❀ "Thank you for loving me." ❀
No one would think that the Davy Wade would die, much less, kill himself. He was the epitome of a good person. Some even thought he was the second coming of Christ. But when the shock and confusion of Davy's suicide consumes his town, the only plausible explanation that people can think of is that his best friend, Eden McCalister, was the one that killed him. Eden, furious and devastated at the sudden news, climbs back into her cynical shell and curses the world for taking away the only person that she secretly loved. Her worried parents, afraid she might do something similar, send her to their local hospital for Therapy for Troubled Teens.
Eden then is forced to be in a room full of people she thinks are completely insane. One of them being Davy's cold older brother, Dawson Wade. The teens in therapy slowly find themselves helping one another, as well as the connection between Dawson and Eden increase while coping with Davy's suicide, Senior Year, and their own reluctant attraction.
❀ "That was the thing about Davy. You never really knew what he was thinking. He always surprised you." ❀
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❀illustrator: http://st-pam.tumblr.com/❀
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hi my lil stars
many people have asked me to continue this story *(that I have been writing for 6 years !!)* and now I will finally listen to them
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TRIGGER WARNING:
This book contains a myriad of mental illnesses, drug addiction, suicide, eating disorders, thoughts of suicide etc. Please, if you are easily triggered by this I do not recommend reading this book. I hope that if you do, you can understand how mental health awareness is the utmost importance of this book and if you need any assistance here are resources you can reach out to.
You are not alone. You are not weak for wanting help. You deserve good. Always.
National Suicide Prevention Line: 1-800-273-8255
Adolescent Suicide Hotline: 800-621-4000
Drug & Alcohol Treatment Hotline: 800-662-HELP
Eating Disorders Center: 1-888-236-1188
Suicide Prevention - The Trevor HelpLine: 1-800-850-8078
Teen Helpline: 1-800-400-0900
National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI): 1-800-950-NAMI (6264)
