Open Cage
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Brooke never felt like she was good enough. Tormented by the images of the beautiful, perfect, and skinny girls that surrounded her in the hallways at school and the constant reminders that she wasn't one of them, she was driven to the brink. After nearly taking her own life through the process of starving herself, she was launched back into the social depths of high school, but with a new reputation on her head. Gradually she discovered that beneath the pretty and artificial stares of her peers, there lay a stark cruelty that she could never ignore. This story unfolded in the aftermath, in which Brooke found herself buried in a state of seemingly irrecoverable depression. It was only when the very girl that she had grown to resent started acknowledging Brooke again that she felt her resolve slipping away. The more that her life became intertwined with that of Natalie Price, she had to ask herself if putting her hatred aside could possibly be the key to releasing herself from the prison in which she had been confined for so long.
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In highschool, Jake Miller had a girlfriend of his own and was the complete average bad boy-jock. But they are grown up now and Jake Miller's girlfriend had died in a car crash. So Jake Miller decides to turn to Brooke, the nerdy girl he totally ignored and bullied in high school. But what one thing can convice Brooke to like him? How about everything? Cover made by ME!

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