Begin Again
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Romance
Ronnie is a 17-year old girl who appears to have it all. Although her family life isn't perfect she still has many things to be thankful for. She lives in a nice home with married parents, she has a 4.0 GPA, and she's captain of the tennis team. Along with this she has great friends and an amazing boyfriend. Because of this she is seen as the jewel of her school and her family. Regardless of her perfect exterior, Ronnie hurts inside. Often feeling worthless, she deals with body dysmorphia and self esteem issues. The only person that seems to help her through it all is her boyfriend, Crawford. However tragedy strikes. After the sudden death of her boyfriend, Ronnie suffers from serve depression. Along with this her battles with her self confidence have become harder. Will the dark cloud that has taken over Ronnie's mind overcome her? Or could someone special come along and show her what her life is worth? Could this person be the one she was expecting least of all?
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