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"I'm a fuck up."
"Babygirl, that makes two of us."
Jennifer has lived a hard life for as long as she could remember. Growing up with drug addicted parents is enough for her to grasp that the world is too cruel. She gets the freedom that most teenagers could only dream of. Going out to parties every night, drinking her sorrows away, no curfews but nothing is enough to fill the void.
Not until she meets Daxon.
Daxon, who has an addiction with drugs as well is the only person who can understand her. Growing up a child addict has made Dax an impossible person to approach.
As they get closer, they want the best for each other.
A story about two troubled teenagers who want to fix each other yet, they can't even fix themselves.
*Slowburner: This book has a lot of ups and downs with the tragic love they share*
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