I Who Speak Flower

I Who Speak Flower

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Mary Gladwell, the girl who everyone likes, returns to town for summer break. But... She's now blind. Everyone thought she had an accident. Melantha, or Lana Eden, Mary's bestfriend, thought differently. She knows that there must have been something happened in that academy. Oh she knows... her flowers said so. Mary will return to the academy and Lana will be there to find out what secret her her sister is keeping. She will find out what happened to her. And if the flowers' said was true, she needs to return her sight before next summer break begins or she won't see colors anymore.
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