The Upside of Regret
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  • Reads 53
  • Votes 3
  • Parts 2
  • Time 37m
Ongoing, First published Apr 23, 2017
Brighton and Leah have been the best of friends since seventh grade. Where Brighton is the quiet one who is focused on school, Leah is the bold and daring one who craves the adoration of an audience. It's always worked for them, until now.

Heading into their senior year, Brighton is challenged with an opportunity that can change the course of her future. The only problem? She just might have to step out of her best friend's shadow.

But when Leah doesn't support the choices she makes, Brighton is forced to reevaluate what true friendship is.

Brighton is changing and exciting doors are opening. A new world of music, friends, and even love are falling at her feet. But it's hard to enjoy it when Leah's life is spiraling out of control.

Now Brighton must try to not only save her friendship, but also her friend, before it's too late.
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