Faded Summers

Faded Summers

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sun, Nov 11, 2018
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Mystery
Sammy's memories begin after the age of 5; everything before that is blank. His mother says it's because of a traumatic car accident, but the flashbacks and nightmares tell him otherwise. In the summer of his senior year, Sammy travels back to his hometown of Hong Kong with his mom and sister. There, he befriends a boy named Biming. But is it simply a coincidence that they meet or is there more to Biming and how he fits into the hole in Sammy's memories?
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