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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Mon, Sep 18, 2017
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Fiction
Romance
Lydia would describe herself as "your typical high school student". As a matter of fact, that's literally what her Instagram and Twitter biography say. But, that's not entirely the truth. In fact, Lydia was the complete opposite of typical, she just hid it very well. On the outside, Lydia was a happy go lucky girl that liked to smile, hang out with her friends and go on adventures and in some cases, that was true, but not always. What she didn't show was what she felt deep down inside. She was sad. Lydia had anxiety and depression that all came from heartbreak. She didn't trust people, guys that is. When she was sixteen, she went through heartbreak after heartbreak and just couldn't take it anymore and this is what it did to her. Through this story you will see Lydia's hard shifts but, you will also see her grow into a strong, confident woman. She believes that depression won't take over her life and that she can be truly and completely happy.
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