**FEATURED ON WATTPAD's UNDISCOVERED GEMS** Janey Cameron's life is falling apart Caught in the middle of her parent's tragic marriage she has no one to turn to and finds herself searching the woods at the family's summer lake house looking for comfort, solace, and peace. But instead she finds a very special tree, and a mystery that spans three generations bound by love and destiny. She longs for something that offers more than what her life is made of... she longs for love that never goes away. Follow Janey as she grows up and walks the path carved out for her. Even though you may not see it. When you ask for help, never doubt you've been heard. Triggers: While not a mature themed story, this does contain occasional language, examples and depictions of alcoholism, domestic abuse and childhood trauma. First Draft

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