Just when you think
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  • Reads 111
  • Votes 12
  • Parts 2
  • Time <5 mins
Ongoing, First published Jul 25, 2014
Just when Nora think’s everything had settled down into a nice normal routine with a few friends, a brother, a half normal mother and a nice school she gets some surprises. What she will experience in the next few months of her life will hopefully change her for the better.
Nora and her brother Jace have some decisions to make on whether to keep looking for their dad or to focus on looking after their mother who as gone slightly insane. 
When Nora finds him at her new school in South Australia, all her family responsibilities don’t matter too much anymore, Jace becomes friendly with a second family and her mum sits in front of a blank TV screen all day.
Nora’s best friend on the other hand can see what’s happening and does her best to help, but will it be enough?
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