The Theory of Staying Sane
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  • Reads 488
  • Votes 13
  • Parts 2
  • Time 19m
Ongoing, First published May 28, 2017
"All the money in the world, and you still don't know how to love yourself."

  Charlie Richards had everything, everything except a will to live, and both of those didn't exactly go hand in hand. Hating yourself was one thing Charlie found that couldn't be fixed with expensive watches and fancy cars.  Keeping his depression and suicide attempt out of the spotlight and public eyes for the sake of his family's reputation was difficult, but meeting Avery and trying to recover at his third year at Berwick was even more troublesome. 

  Avery attends Berwick Academy, one of the most prestigious boarding schools in America, for the first time, but soon ends up realizing the many ups and downs of Berwick Academy and all it has to offer, including the unfamiliar face of Charlie Richards.
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