How We Remember People
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  • Reads 39
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  • Parts 9
  • Time 1h 12m
Ongoing, First published May 28, 2020
Mature
After the tragic suicide of Lewis Willoughby, a quiet and fairly unknown student at Madison High, the lives of his four closest friends have changed for the worse. Ellie, Olivia, Avi, and Jeremiah have drifted apart, each of them having to sort through their own grief on their own time. Despite almost a year of barely speaking to each other, the anniversary of Lewis's death forces them to confront unturned secrets, unresolved romances, and dangerous lies. Time heals wounds, but it can also cause tensions to bubble at the surface--- until they erupt and destroy everything.
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