I hate the looks she keeps on giving me. Stop looking at me like I'm so fragile I'll break. Stop looking at me like I'm a child, stop looking at me like I need pity. I don't. I also hate the fact that I can't resist her hugs, her care, and her love. A story in which a fleeting moment changes two lives. {#2 in taylorswift - 14.3.19} {#1 in swiftie - 6.6.19}

{Sequel to Already Gone} Seven months after Summer's life is completely ripped away from her, she finds herself struggling to stay afloat. Terrified of being hurt again, Summer pushes everyone away, even those she used to trust the most. Will they be able to get Summer to accept their lifeline or will she be drowned by the waves of her problems? (Highly recommended that you read Already Gone before this)

Running. It's what Summer Brown does best. With what others would call a tragic past, fourteen-year-old Summer battles herself in an effort to accept what she's lost and fix the parts of her that she has broken. While there are people who will gladly help her, Summer struggles to let them, afraid that history will repeat itself. However, the doctors at Seattle Grace are just as stubborn as she is, and aren't going to go down without a fight.