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Under The Surface
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Ongoing, First published Sep 29, 2017
Mature
"People only see what lies above the surface; the light shimmering off the subtle waves, the beautiful movement from the wind above causing it to sway with each passing moment. What they don't see is the dark, cold presents below that's forcing that beauty out above. They don't care what lies under the surface... No one does."  Jamie Reed, 19 years old. 
  
  Bullying ruins the lives of many. But for Jamie Reed, it has done more than just ruin her life; it has ruined her sense, her mind, her self worth. Leaving her wishing she could find peace at last through something in this life- death is her 'only' option to escape this cruel, deteriorating world.  But, what if she found peace before it comes to an end? What if she was, in fact, found and saved from going under the surface?
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