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Delilah is a 17 year old that has stayed indoors taking classes online, while her Grandma has been the role as her mother figure. It's now come time for college, and Delilah has made the decision to move to California. Before college, she was clueless about drugs, alcohol, and especially relationships. Soon after the move, she meets a man that turns her life around, and makes it out to be more interesting than she thought it ever could be, and opens a new side of her she never knew existed.
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