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here without you
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Complete, First published Aug 09, 2018
Mature
"Whoever I was when I was with her doesn't exist any longer. That version of me is just as dead as she is."

Roze Foxton's older sister Olive took her own life, leaving Roze behind devastated. Without her sister her life seems to have fallen apart, but when she meets Jade Cadwell, she finds unexpected comfort. With her help Roze slowly gets back to life again. The two girls form a friendship, until one day, Roze realises she might want it to be more than just friendship...
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