FADED (book I)
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  • Reads 2,013,966
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  • Parts 44
  • Time 22h 47m
Complete, First published Nov 14, 2017
In the attic of Jade's childhood was an old trunk, locked. And even though she couldn't pry it open, nor did she have the key, the muffled sobs coming from inside told her more than she wanted to remember.



☆ Winner of The Fiction Awards 2019 ☆


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⚠️ Trigger Warning! ⚠️
This is not some fairytale about falling in love and living happily ever after. This story is a reflection of reality, it's about real characters facing real hardships and struggles in life. 

RATED M 

(Please read the tags for more info about the story. No cliches, I promise.)


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Book published November 2017.
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