Remembering my life

Remembering my life

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Sam Jameson wakes up one day to find herself in Hospital after a fatal accident- however she can remember none of it- she can remember nothing. Sam has to rebuild her life and get things back on track with her family and friends.To to so she must try to regain memory of her accident and her past , however it is easier said than done
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**trigger warning** "WORTHLESS!" "FAT!" "UGLY!" "GO KILL YOURSELF!" "NOBODY LIKES YOU!" "WHY ARE YOU STILL ALIVE?" These are the words Clary Johnson has heard for as long as she's known what they meant. She doesn't know what she did to deserve these harsh words that are constantly thrown at her. In the beginning she didn't believe a word they said but as she went on with her high school years she found it harder not to. Luke, on the other hand, is the star athlete of Meols Cop High School. This is all thanks to his dad who pushes him to his limit. Luke and Clary are almost polar opposites, Luke is the star athlete of the school while Clary, well, not so much. The last time she participated in any kind of sport was ballet in pre-school. Luke pretends to be oblivious to the fact all his friends bully Clary. While Clary is oblivious to the fact that Luke exists. So what happens when Luke stops pretending he doesn't about Clary being bullied? What happens when Clary finds out Luke exists?

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