Mug Shot (Ginny and Georgia)
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  • Parts 38
  • Time 8h 13m
  • Reads 87,393
  • Votes 1,332
  • Parts 38
  • Time 8h 13m
Complete, First published Apr 22, 2021
Mature
Carolina Miller is nothing like either her mother or her sister Ginny and Georgia. She's grateful toward her mother knowing very little of what their mother has actually done for them, but she's grieving and trying to move on from a history that leaves her broken, damaged and angry. When the Millers move to Wellsbury, Carolina can't seem to fit in, and she doesn't want to. She prefers to be alone. But with drinking and smoking as her type of medicine to get through the pain and get a good night's sleep, the one that might be able to help the most is the boy next door. Will Carolina give in to what she feels for Marcus, or fight it till the end?
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"There were three things about which I was absolutely certain. First, I didn't have my cell phone. Second, my hands hurt from gripping the trunk lid closed. They would probably be useless to put up a fight. And, third—I'd made peace with myself. I already found out what had happened to Charlotte Jones…. I did the best I could do. I felt accomplished and, even though I was scared sh*tless, I felt… complete. The car turned off. The door opened and slammed shut. I'd made peace with myself… but I couldn't stop my body from trembling like a leaf. I was still scared I was going to die. Was I going to die?" *** Please comment about anything. Errors, you liked it, hated it (explain yourself), not your cup of tea, whatever.