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Life For Rent
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Ongoing, First published Jul 01, 2018
If my life is for rent, I'll never put up the sale sign.. 

Have you ever had to do something you hate thrice in the span of two years? Not once, not twice but three times? In a roll..?

Well, meet Cheryl Prescott. A sixteen year old high school graduate who has got her life in a whirlwind since graduating.Her life takes an unexpected turn when two of her finals went way wrong for an admission into University.

 Being sent away to live with her Aunt to start anew, she's overwhelmed with the fact that almost everyone she graduated with seems to be doing something better with their lives whiles hers seems to be all about the realization that she'll probably be stuck in this phase of her life for a very long time. 

All faith and hope lost, she finds herself with another set of friends who helps her build herself back up. 

But then suddenly, another bout of tragedy hits her like a freight train and just like that, life becomes a blur..
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Max is struggling, plain and simple. After dropping out of school two years ago to help his mom with the bills and losing his best friend, he's just kind of shut things out. His life has been in pure survival mode. Work, pay bills, survive. But things only getting more complicated when he's ripped away from everything he's ever known. His mom, never the most put together woman has an affair with her married boss and gets pregnant. Now she's decided to move them both to Beverly Hills and into his place! With new step siblings that hate him before they've even met and a man that thinks he can just jump in and be his father, Max has had just about enough of everything. On top of all that he's starting up school again, and with these new fancy rich kids, Max feels even more suffocated and out of place then he did before. Will Max figure out his place or fall farther and farther into the background suffocating?