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Reeling in Rebecca
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Ongoing, First published Jan 28, 2019
Mature
Growing up I had never been a fan of hospitals, the way hallways reeked like they had been sterilized with buckets of bleach, the white walls making you feel like the room was closing in on you but lastly, I hated the constant whispers of bad news that would tickle your ears as you walked through the halls, making you fear that not a single sound of good news was allowed to follow you home.  My hatred of hospitals wasn't due to my own experience no, it was due to the constant sadness it had brought Jay, my best friend in the entire world.  

**Please note this is a story that involves "Living with the boys" **
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