Autism
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Alice Montgomery is a young adult diagnosed with autism and a mild intellectual disability who lives in a seaside town and stuck on the journey to finding herself. That is, until she meets somebody with the same special needs that changes her life for the good. ⚜️🔱⚜️ The lead character is based off myself.
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