Keeping Faith

Keeping Faith

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Meet Faith Parker. She's a senior at Northshore High School. With a reputation of being too outspoken and blunt, a lot of people are afraid to be her friend. Faith doesn't have any heavy baggage or trust issues, but she doesn't accept everyone as her friend or boyfriend. She has her 3 best friends, Angel, Marissa, and Cameron. I guess you can add one old face to the mix, too. That's where Mason Anderson comes in. He's as sarcastic and smart as they come. You could match him and Faith's personalities perfectly. Mason recently just moved back to California from Chicago. He and Faith were best friends and had been hooking up since Sophomore year before Mason moved away the summer before Junior year. It was nothing serious, but they both wanted it to be. What happens when unwanted feelings come knocking on Faith's door?
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"Damn it, Mason, you can't fix me. I'm not some used car that needs an oil change." I'm standing at the edge of my driveway. If I take one step towards that house, then I go back to my life. The life I've had since Mason left. Since he abandoned me. If I turn around. If I take one second to look into his eyes. I don't think I'll be able to resist throwing myself in his arms. "I'm shattered, Mason. Like a dusty vase that's been ignored for too long." "You know the best thing about broken vases, Mel? You just need three things to make them whole." I decide to go along with his speech. "Faith, trust, and pixie dust?" I muse. "Tape, glue, and someone willing to fix it. And I'm right here, Mel."

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