take care. {m.f}
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  • Reads 9,996
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  • Parts 28
  • Time 1h 50m
Ongoing, First published Aug 27, 2017
After horrifying events of her past, Tzipora is living life as a successful young woman, surviving with PTSD. She has a strong love for basketball and soon grows a strong love for a rookie. 

Markelle Fultz is your everyday young, black boy. He's a successful young man and is one of a small percentage choosing a healthy, successful path instead of the many traumas that take over the lives of many young men his age.

The two meet and instantly have a liking for each other. With Tzipora's disorder, and many ups and downs she goes through, will they work out?

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