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Awe
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Ongoing, First published Dec 20, 2017
Mature
Chaos goes on, in the skies while we just sit awestruck.


We  don't realize how similar all that is going on up there, is to us. 




High school can be best described as the universe. You've got black holes, comets, stars and heavenly bodies. Guys ruining girls. Girls wanting to be ruined. People who are insecure. The ones who over-achieve. Those who achieve only physically. And a few mysterious ones that we are yet to learn about.  Together, we function perfectly. We revolve around the will to survive.


But Meredith? Meredith Holt can be classified as the space in between. That was... Until she got sucked into a black hole.
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