Scars
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Riley has been through a lot. Since she was born. At age 11 her mother committed suicide, her dad hates her and treats her step mother like a princess, and she's forced to move to a new state. But she has scars, not just emotionally or mentally but physically. Then she meets someone, someone she never liked since she seen him. But will things get better or will her scars get worse. P.S. If you were ever a cutter or suicidal this book might not be for you. The content or the pictures in the book might trigger something. So if you are very sensitive and were once a cutter this book is not for you. I don't want anyone to kill themselves because of a book I wrote.
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Riley Matthews has gone through a lot. From her mother passing away, to her father being an asshole, from her own emotional issues, and to even her brother causing issues for her mental health. She has felt alone, even as emotionally unavailable boys walk in and out of her life. Until she meets Clay Pierce, who requires his own saving, though he doesn't know that. When problems with Riley's family interfere with her relationship with Clay, the two of them have to fight for their love. Will they be able to make it out alive? Find out in Hazel Eyes and Peaches. Trigger Warning: There is talk of cutting and self-harm, however, it is not explicitly described. I understand that this is a sensitive topic, so please be aware of your limits. Thank you. Please read tags and warnings/credits. If you don't, you can't say I didn't warn you.

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