Laws Of Floating

Laws Of Floating

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"Friends" sounds like a foreign word. Trick doesn't seem like the type to be friends with someone like me. And he doesn't even know about me. As soon as he does, he'd be gone before I could blink. I don't feel like taking a chance. So I let him walk away. And that's that. Elizabeth was diagnosed with leukemia at age 12. Ever since then, she's felt as if she's drowning. Every second she sinks closer and closer to her death. There's no lifeboat to save her. Her parents gave her a therapist, her older brother acted as if she no longer existed, and her younger sister just tries to pretend like everything's normal. Elizabeth has accepted the fact she is going to die. She's come to terms in a way. She's ready. And then she meets Trick. At a play Elizabeth agreed to go to as a once in a lifetime event, Trick introduces himself. He's the new kid in town. He has his own burden that is making him drown as well. When the two teenagers collide, they seem to drift closer to the surface. They know how to breathe. How to live. There are Laws Of Floating. You have to stop struggling. Take a deep breath. And.... float. THIS IS A ROUGH DRAFT. A VERY, VERY, VERY, ROUGH DRAFT.
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**editing ((: "How many sets of thirty seconds are in a day?" "My rough estimate?" "Sure." "About three thousand." "Oh." "Yeah." • 19 year-old Jack's life has been one traumatic event after the next. So, being diagnosed with small cell lung cancer was just icing on the cake. With a survival rate of 14 percent and a life expectancy of 4 months, Jack does all he knows how to do: he runs. 18 year-old Lane's life has just been turned upside down. After finding out her sister's engaged to her childhood best friend, she doesn't think it could get any worse... until she finds out her happily-married parents of 24 years are getting a divorce. She can't stand even being in the same room as one of her family members, so she does something she's never done before: she runs. The Big Apple has never seemed so small. At least, not to Jack and Lane, not when they were next to each other. Nothing seemed too big. Side by side, they could conquer the world. They could fly. But, if the world decides to fight back, whose to say they won't fall, instead? 𝘖𝘯𝘦 𝘥𝘢𝘺 𝘪𝘴 𝘢𝘭𝘭 𝘪𝘵 𝘵𝘢𝘬𝘦𝘴.

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