The Segment (Completed)

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Time 7h 12m

Reads 53,575
Votes 4,023
Parts 59
Time 7h 12m

*Watty's 2018 Longlist*
    
    Farrah Khan is stuck in a dead end job - 26 and still an intern at the British Broadcasting and Communication Systems (BBCS); all she wants is a chance to prove herself. 
    
    Getting laughed at by Prince Richard, seventh in line to the throne, wasn't part of the plan but she wasn't one to let the opportunity of a lifetime slip by.
    
    
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    Farrah Khan is your typical British born Pakistani girl; she has big dreams and she is not afraid to run after it. This passion was fueled by the death of her mother which opened up her eyes to the perils of ignoring depression.
    
    Richard remembers the last time he cried he was told that men don't cry. Burying his grief under layers of smiles and pretense, Richard has no choice but to face it all when he can't get Farrah Khan out of his mind. The beautiful journalist wants to change how people view depression and to help her do that, he needs to change how he views himself.
    
    As they work together on the segment, they find that they each need to face their fears. The only things is, will they do it together or separately?
    
    
    
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*Watty's 2018 Longlist*
    
    Farrah Khan is stuck in a dead end job - 26 and still an intern at the British Broadcasting and Communication Systems (BBCS); all she wants is a chance to prove herself. 
    
    Getting laughed at by Prince Richard, seventh in line to the throne, wasn't part of the plan but she wasn't one to let the opportunity of a lifetime slip by.
    
    
    ***********************************************************
    
    Farrah Khan is your typical British born Pakistani girl; she has big dreams and she is not afraid to run after it. This passion was fueled by the death of her mother which opened up her eyes to the perils of ignoring depression.
    
    Richard remembers the last time he cried he was told that men don't cry. Burying his grief under layers of smiles and pretense, Richard has no choice but to face it all when he can't get Farrah Khan out of his mind. The beautiful journalist wants to change how people view depression and to help her do that, he needs to change how he views himself.
    
    As they work together on the segment, they find that they each need to face their fears. The only things is, will they do it together or separately?
    
    
    
    *UNEDITED*

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