All things must die

All things must die

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having anxiety is hell moving to a new country is almost just as bad but both together is just plain scary Mia Talerico's mind never stops, she's always coming up with crazy ideas and concepts, writing a story or reading. She knows a ridiculous amount of song lyrics and she has so much fandom knowledge that it's almost like she's speaking another language. She also has anxiety and a father working for the Australian defence force. So far she has lived er life like most other teenagers: being an introvert, watching too many movies and eating too much pizza, but that will all soon change. After her dad receives a promotion her life may just be turned upside down. -------- *I am Australian so some of my terms and spelling may be different. *I've only briefly planned this story so some things included are going to be ridiculously dramatic and stupid. *Some events in this story will come across a cliche but I'm trying my best not to include them *It would be greatly appreciated if you could leave some constructive criticism
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I stare at Matt's face as he looks down, concentrating on the game. I can tell he's so angry. He's holding it in his jaw, he's clenching his teeth. He's up in his head and I don't know what's going on up there but I just know it's not good. Even if I get him back out now, I know that he's going to overthink everything later tonight. "Matty, it's ok." I whisper. He immediately looks up and finds my eyes. His blue eyes are bluer than normal. Impossibly blue. Not even a gray blue. But a pure, brilliant blue. "It's not ok, Rach. I fucking hate him." His swear catches me off guard a bit. But my eye contact doesn't waver. "Thank you." "You're welcome." My favorite color immediately changes to blue. --------------- Two childhood friends have spent a lifetime battling demons. Will life ever give them a break? Can Matty and Rachel find an ending that is even remotely happy? --------------- DISCLAIMER: This book contains: Adult language: LOTS of Profanity Mental Health topics (anxiety and depression, PTSD) Adult situations: sex, drugs, alcohol, sexual assault Please be aware that: THIS BOOK COULD BE TRIGGERING. PLEASE READ AT YOUR OWN RISK. *First Draft*

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