Reason to Breathe
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Ongoing<5 mins
Last published Sat, Dec 16, 2017
Raine Everest just thought she had got her life back on track its been two years but everything start crashing down.
Made it to her Senior year.Check
Has made her mother proud.Check
Is very Intelligent.Check
Has a boyfriend.That's where things go down hill
NOTE IF YOU THINK I'M COPYING SOMEONE'S STORIES IM NOT TRUST AND BELIEVE IM NOT BUT I GET INSPIRATION FROM MAJORITY SO IF YOU'RE GOING TO CRITIZE MY WORK DON'T READ.Thanks for people who do read my books.
Started:December 6,2017
Ended:Currently still going
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