They Smiles Because They Survived

No matter what happened to Eden, she always smiled; no one knew why, but they enjoyed her. No, she wasn't popular, but she was well-liked. She was supposedly the "strongest" the "most reliable" person of her friends. But when she was the one who had the problem. When she was the one who was scared.
Someone else downplayed her problems. So Eden bottled them up. Hid them from the world. When something triggers her "bottle" of problems to open. She'll never be the same, especially when an account on social media starts talking about her.

Savannah receives threatening letters day after day in her locker. She is constantly afraid to show up to school. She gets stressed about her work, and people, and the notes. She is worried she doesn't look good enough. When an anonymous account on social media starts posting about these insecurities of hers, Savannah needs to figure out how to defend and protect herself against the horrors of eighth grade.

Collin juggles taking care of his cancerous mother at the hospital, while his two "best friends" are ignoring him. He feels alone. If it weren't for his mother, he would've been gone, but what happens when she dies? Will Collin be able to fight off his demons and conquer his life before it's too late?