Forever Young

Forever Young

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McKenna Wilder is dying. She knows it, her friends know it, and her mom does too. The doctors said she only has one month, and then they let her out of the hospital. And she made a bucket list. "Number One: go skinny dipping." I smile at the mere thought, grab a towel, and head down to the lake. But then she meets someone who's apparent life goal is to rip a hole in her heart, and someone else who's life goal is to fix her. Which one, in the end, will have McKenna's heart? Well I guess you'll have to read to find out. Mild language and sexuality. P. S. I have very slow updates lol P. S. S. Please don't not read my books because of this♥♥
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