A Graveyard of Stars
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  • Reads 91
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  • Parts 4
  • Time 43m
Ongoing, First published Mar 15, 2020
Mature
You can't back out of a free fall. 

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Carter Murrows takes a flying leap off a bridge. 

On the way down, she relives the events in her life that have pushed her to that point, each memory an important stepping stone in her journey. Some are painful. Some are comforting. Some remind her of why she keeps fighting. 

Fighting for others. Fighting for herself. Fighting for the truth. Fighting to find the pieces of herself that have been stolen along the way. 

Will she be able to close her wounds and become whole again?

Does she even want to?

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TRIGGER WARNING: RAPE, SELF HARM, MENTAL ILLNESS, CONVERSION THERAPY, SUICIDE ATTEMPT

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