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Let go
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Romance
Scarlett Dawson's father had just died losing him has taken it's toll on her.She has a history of not knowing how to let go,from her early childhood days she had trouble saying goodbye to things such as her favorite Lucy doll that her mum had given away to a charity event with some of her other belongings. Even though her mum knew how much she loved the doll she was testing Scarlett on how to let go.But letting go of her dad is something her mum cannot teach her to do,letting go is something she has to do herself but can she? She was still holding on to something that she had lost the year before and that something wasn't dead.How on earth was she going to let go of the man she called 'dad'.
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