A Few Drunken Letters

A Few Drunken Letters

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Arielle is your typical Highschool girl just trying to make it through and Sam is her now ex-online best friend who like her is just your average person trying to get through school without dying. He never really realized the girl he used to spend all his time talking to through his phone was actually in his school. Arielle always knew who she was talking too but didn't want to ruin what they used to have by telling him who she was. She has always had a crush on Sam but has always been to afraid to tell him, so she decides the best thing to do is write her feelings out in letter form just to rant but what happens when one night she actually sends them to Sam? Every last one.
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