A Change in the Wind

A Change in the Wind

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Fiction
Romance
The problem is not that there are problems, the problem is expecting otherwise and thinking that having problems is a problem, says the author Theodore Rubin. When a problem can change your life, your beliefs, and your behaviors. Something is bound to have caused it. Harris is an opinionated 17 year old, who is doing college work for his canny ability in mathematics and science. Annabe is a wealthy teenager who disregards the people who aren't as supreme as her, but she doesn't realize that everyone has their own problems. What can one conversation bring a person to do?
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Do you ever wonder what life would be like if it were a movie? Or some sappy romance novel that you wish your life could be like but it's not? Sometimes you may even get to caught up in the fictional world that you don't realise it IS fictional. Then when you do realise life isn't what you convinced yourself it would be, there is only one possible outcome. Depression. Which may lead to anxiety, self-harm, low self esteem, and worst of all, losing the people you love. Life works in weird ways. Not just for you but for others too. Take Cassidy Rivers for example. Her life is far from perfect. No parents, over protective big brother, few friends, and Asher Norman, the bad boy who won't stop picking on her. Could life get any worse for Cassidy?

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