Timeless

Timeless

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Tue, Jan 15, 2019
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Percabeth Anna Jones wanted a new life and knew she had found a way. Her life was once filled with joy, love, family, friends, and so much more. But all this was gone, and she wanted it back, one way or another. She hated herself, and she wished that she could be someone different, someone, that wasn't... her. She wished she could go to a place where people would give her a second chance, a place where she didn't have a reputation labeled to her face. So what if? What if she had found that place? What if she had finally found herself again, and so much more? Would she be willing to leave behind everything she had before, and never return to it? But even so... what would happen to... him? And no guys... this will not be your stereotypical teen romance story... ;)
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Edison

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