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Reads 133,656
Votes 4,770
Parts 35
Time 5h 17m

LIBEROSIS (noun) the desire to care less about something.
    
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    Livia Crawford always seemed to be at war with herself, her thoughts bouncing back and fourth in a constant conflict. She was a social butterfly since when she discovered she could walk, and her mouth never stayed close once she learned the gift of speech, so making acquaintances and friends was like a second nature. But as she grew older secrets, rumors, dares, and backstabbing "friends" became more than a regular occurrence, which left poor Livia heartbroken.  But after a particularly horrid event, Livia vowed to herself that she'd start afresh. A new home, in a new country, and a new school.
    
    What could possibly stop her?
    
    Why Gilbert Blythe, of course.All Rights Reserved

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LIBEROSIS (noun) the desire to care less about something.
    
                                                                                                        ※
    
    Livia Crawford always seemed to be at war with herself, her thoughts bouncing back and fourth in a constant conflict. She was a social butterfly since when she discovered she could walk, and her mouth never stayed close once she learned the gift of speech, so making acquaintances and friends was like a second nature. But as she grew older secrets, rumors, dares, and backstabbing "friends" became more than a regular occurrence, which left poor Livia heartbroken.  But after a particularly horrid event, Livia vowed to herself that she'd start afresh. A new home, in a new country, and a new school.
    
    What could possibly stop her?
    
    Why Gilbert Blythe, of course.

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