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Reads 155
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Parts 4
Time 17m

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Twenty-two year old Alaina Markham has always felt completely and utterly alone. She never had any friends in school or at work. Even her family never truly cared for her. When she is involved in an almost fatal boating accident, she momentarily glimpses "the other side". When she sees her post-death statistics, she is surprised to find that someone did care about her. Through her recovery, she is determined to find out who is pretending to care after her accident, and who really cared all along.

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