Survivors Guilt (edited version!)

Survivors Guilt (edited version!)

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A absentee dad. A dead horse. A vow. These series of harmless events led Fern Ashley Harvey into a depression. A big one. Guilt is a funny thing, the feeling in your stomach, sucking the happiness and making you feel like you would throw up. We are all guilty for something; a crime, a failed math test, a lie. Fern is guilty for a murder. Not a the send-you-to-prison type, no, fern killed her best friend. It was unintentional, just when you lose focus. She stopped doing what she loved to revenge her horses memory, stopped riding, stopped interacting with horses. Lost sight of the Olympic Dream that had almost become a reality. So being sent to her father who she didn't even know was still alive, ranch, is definitely not her idea of fun for a summer. Throw in three step-brats, a step-witch and horses, it's got a %100 guarantee that it's going to be the worst summer in the worst summer in history. Then add a boy who annoys her constantly, and a horse who she has a feeling she needs to help. A community service so to speak. But what happens when the horse heals her as much as she's doing to him?
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