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The Reality Pact
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Ongoing, First published Nov 25, 2019
Mature
The internet is ruining Patience Adair's life.

Her best friend (and social media star) just broadcasted her current kissing status to the world, her childhood friend (who she just realized is now a super hot guy) called her fake, and her little sister is getting in over her head trying to impress an older guy.

Looking at everyone's lives through a glossy, glowing smartphone screen has Patience wondering what is real in her life. She is even starting to doubt the reality of her closest friendships.

With the summer after their junior year of high school spanning before them, Patience and her friends decide to make it the Most Epic Summer Ever. Together they make a list of summertime rules that requires them to have parties, road trips, bonfires and more. Before Patience can change her mind, she adds one more rule to the list: NO INTERNET.

This summer pact tests the mettle of Patience's friendships, her relationship with her sister and even her outlook on life.

All photos by me. :)
Cover model, Harper Nash
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