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Vivre La Vie

Vivre La Vie

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Lila is one of the few teenagers in the world that lives with a strange, and very rare vascular disease. Taking over in her legs, ever since she was born, she had bulging, blue, twisted veins. Doctors have confirmed that as Lila ages, the size and visibility of the disease decreases, which makes her a very fortune individual. "If she stays on the medication," states Dr. Kaishner, "one day Lila might never see the veins again. It will almost be like this vascular disease was never there." I have no idea what crazy pill they're taking. I'm not at all fortunate. I'm freaking cursed. Vascular disease is genetic, and I happened to be the one to get it. Out of MY WHOLE FAMILY. Might I add that I got it when I was born, too. No, I don't get it when I'm old and it's normal, I get it for my whole childhood. And I still have it now. I'M SIXTEEN.
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"You say you love me, yet you try to rip me apart limb by limb. I may not break easily, but the way you keep wearing me out all the time - well - I might as well just be made of paper. That way you wouldn't have to try hard to break me. One tear with your fingers and that's it. I'd be done for. Too bad that's not going to happen." *** "I want a kiss." He leans in a little, just enough to touch my hair. "Did you dye your hair purple?" he smirks, his famous smirk. I smack his hand away and he steps back. "It looks nice." He says softly. It sounded genuine. Like, 'the Carter Daniels' was actually giving me a compliment. He laughs, knowing I didn't expect him to say that to me. "Thanks." I say softly. Then, I casually lean into him, so close I can feel his breath hitch and his heart race. "Do you still want that kiss?" I whisper, seductively. Carter is frozen in place. I guess he wasn't expecting me to tease him back. I wasn't either. Now, it's like my body and mind aren't the same. But, I had to admit, it was fun teasing him like this. *** On the surface Lila seems like your everyday teenager in her junior year of high school, but if you look a little deeper, you will see something dark and uncertain lingering in the depths of Lila's life. Lila has always gotten out of her conflicts with her shyness, whether it be with her 'friends' and their abuse or Kevin's (Lila's older brother) best friend, Carter and his constant tormenting. But, when she decides to finally fight back against the binds that trap her from freedom, will Lila cower under the fear of her 'friends' or will she finally find her voice and free herself from the darkness that never wants to leave her? Finding Her Voice focuses in on a teenage girl's life named Lila. Follow her story as she gets into rancid blood baths with her (sort of) friends, trades insults with her older brother's best friend, and takes advice from her smarter, younger brother.

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