Letting Go

Letting Go

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A boy named Vincent hurt someone he once cared for. He was a boy that no one cared for and deserved a lot better than what he got. Music is what calmed him from the suffering of being alone and outcasted. It doesn't help that not only is he bullied from school but also at home. He has a mom that doesn't care what he does or who he is. To her, he is dead after the mistakes he has made. It isn't until unexpected events that he meets two friends; a brother and a sister. They were the ones that saw him for who he was. This is his story about friendship, love, and letting go.
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