Grey Lines
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Complete Tue, Nov 19, 201933m
'If time healed everything, why couldn't it heal me?'
In a moment, your whole life can shatter. In a minute you can go from being on top of the world to being on the verge of suicide. It always happens when you least expect it. Just when you think your life is getting better it takes a turn for the worse. This is my story, whether I survived or became a victim is up to you...
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