Don't Feel Guilty
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MatureOngoing18m
Last published Wed, Oct 7, 2020
Ava felt like she was being swallowed up into an abusive relationship until she woke up one morning after a cocaine and booze-filled night next to her boyfriend's best friend. Should she feel guilty? Or is he getting what he deserves?
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