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4 Coffees, 12 Months
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Ongoing, First published Jul 29, 2014
A coffee is just a coffee, right?
	Wrong.
	17 year old Sebastian, singer-songwriter, has been working at a coffee shop for the last year, and needs the job more desperately than the owner, Peggy, realizes.

        17 year old Eve, wander-lusting literature enthusiast, has been visiting the café with a pile of books for the last few weeks since her father was diagnosed with skin cancer.

        However, as mortgage repayments and a dwindling supply of customers begin to hit the café hard, it faces an imminent closure, and Sebastian and Eve learn that a coffee is more than just a coffee; it's a lifeline. On a turbulent journey through friend-zones, hospitals, blogs and skinny lattes with whipped cream, they must fight to find hope in their dead-end futures, and perhaps find something worth fighting for in each other, too.

(contains some swearing)
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