Beyond Your Sky

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Reads 28
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Parts 3
Time 14m

deathandlife endoftheworld family familyproblems firstloves grieving lostlove romance sadness twentyfourhours youngadult

The past shapes us into who we become. People are a reason, a season, and a lifetime. We move, grow, and change. Forget.
But in the midst of a solar flare that's about to destroy the world in twenty-four hours, forgetting is no longer a salvation. In this world, we remember the past, we remember the people, we remember the pain. 
For Kiah McNeil remembering means digging up a lost lover, a dying relationship with her mother, and the grief that's been hiding inside of her for five years. There is no running when the world is about to end; there is no escape from the past. 
There is no escape from yourself.All Rights Reserved

deathandlife endoftheworld family familyproblems firstloves grieving lostlove romance sadness twentyfourhours youngadult

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