Lovely
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MatureOngoing1h 46m
Last published Tue, Aug 20, 2019
love·ly
/ˈləvlē/
adjective
exquisitely beautiful.
Lovely. It's all she wants.
Lily only craves two things: To feel lovely, and to be seen. Starving herself is only the beginning; This story will take you through her life as she deals with the many trials and troubles of living with anorexia, while also trying to find friends, true love, recovery and acceptance from both a partner and herself.
Lovely is the goal, but in the end will Lovely actually Live?
WARNING:
Mature material, with very sensitive themes.
Read at your own risk
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