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Insignificance

Insignificance

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Fri, Jun 3, 2016
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Fiction
Romance
Everyone possesses significance - some people just need a little help to realize it. Saige Adler - a seemingly normal fifteen year old girl - is just trying to get through each day and live her life. She has no hope for herself or her future, and could care less about most people around her. She believes she is just another insignificant being with no real purpose. That is, until she is introduced to a very addicting drug. That drug is called Seth Michaels. Falling hard and fast, Saige doesn't try to stop her sudden emotions toward her brother's best friend. I mean, why would she? Loving Seth made her feel alive and he made her feel... Significant. But when both Saige and Seth hit rock bottom and are forced to face their cruel reality, how will they handle it? Saige and Seth balance each other out and they need each other. Will they continue to search for importance within themselves, or will they realize that their significance is only visible to people who choose to see it?
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