Storm Clouds
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  • Reads 190
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  • Parts 2
  • Time 10m
Ongoing, First published Feb 22, 2014
You have to learn to accept the tragedies in life.  And how do you go from there?

         Gemma isn't popular.  She isn't nice.  Quite frankly, she's too saractic for more than half the male population.  Matthew Brooks is the complete opposite—well, was.  It appears his was another teen suicide from being cracked under pressure.  Gemma, however, knows this boy well enough to know something is up.  So what do you do when you're faced with conflicting feelings having to do with the only boy you ever kissed?  Well, you meddle with his supposed suicide, of course!  Er—probably not one Gemma's brightest decisions.

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