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DISORIENT
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Ongoing, First published Apr 01, 2020
The summer of 2006 begin to comeback to Danny and her high-school friends. Same feelings, same music tastes but new people in their arms. They all reunite after one of them fell deeply ill that would hopefully make their before loving bond be whole again. 

Friends' laughter's kept ringing in her ears, promises she had heard, kept and have broken, the deepest sighs she's had, every eye-contact and every kiss with all the lovers she's had; all of the things she's done during her teenage years, thirteen years ago. 

 Memories kept on leaping in her mind, the faces she thought would get old were still familiar to her. No matter how much facial hair they've grown, a tattoo that wasn't there before, it didn't matter. She knew who each one of them was, and that was home for her. Warm and welcoming smiles; those that she hasn't seen for so long time.
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