The Bipolar Daughter

The Bipolar Daughter

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Tue, Sep 20, 2022
Landor didn't know if it was her violet eyes or the beautiful smile or if it was about the fact that she was clueless about the life he had before her that drew him deeper to her. Somehow he knew he'll have to let her go before he destroys her but it was too late she was already in too deep. Mitchell was naΓ­ve you can call her that or it was because she was clueless about the world around her. Between struggling with bipolar and other psychosis and their parents refuse to let her get the help she needs because it might affect their social standards. Racial differences and expectations are a barrier to their relationship.
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