Bliss

Bliss

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Angie Roberts is a sixteen-year-old high schooler who is lonely, but kind since the loss of her mother and her memory, and enforces the idea of not having too many friends to drag you down on some of your better days. Michael Smith, on the other hand, is popular, but surrounded with some of the most rude and obnoxious people you would ever meet. He pretends to be just like them to maintain his social status, but Angie could be a reason for his guilt showing up more often nowadays. Old, though existing memories are what bind these two together. This is the story of their past, struggles, eventual love, and tragic loss.
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