Words Unspoken
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Last published Wed, Jun 8, 2011
"Life sure does change...after you wake up dead."
Fifteen year old Brianna Westley never dreamed of how hard it must be to accept a loved one's death. She lived in an Orphanage home for almost all of her life, and didn't like to stay in one place too long, for fear of remembering. But, that was before she met Ryan. She couldn't seem to shake him off...he just kept coming back. How hard was it to get this boy to leave her alone? She was in danger of falling for him. How could she lose someone else? But...then, of course, she finds out a harsh reality. Waking up alone was one thing, but to wake up dead was another. As hard as was to accept her beloved parents' car accident, this was unbearable. How did this happen? It couldn't be real. Brianna gained the solitude she had wanted, but faced the haunting, undeniable fact that she was alone. Dead. And she knew who killed her...
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