Always a way back to you

Always a way back to you

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Romance
Eureka Esperanza is not the person she used to be. She has changed into so many different molds for different people. The quiet daughter who would laugh and play with her mother, the cold step sister who couldnt care less for her siblings, or exactly what the media wanted her to be. Except for them, around them she could be completely unapologetically herself. Until that was all taken, and another came along and melt her down to fit into their own 'perfect' mold. Still dealing with trauma she is forced back to a place that holds so many bitter sweet memories for her. A fluff place full of smiles and late nights at the dinner a block down the road. One of the only places she truly could call home, but being brought back for such a sad reason. When one of the only people whom she could truly open up to leaves her behind she is distraught. What she didnt expect, to see them. No call, no text, no letter, no nothing. She wont fall victim to another person abandoning her. That is her big promise. No one can hurt her the way they did. Though when she sees things a little bit more from their side she might just fall victim again. Not on purpose, just because, you cant always let go of something easy. That's because you have memories that hold warmth, its love. ⚠️TRIGER WARNING⚠️ ⚠️⚠️This story will contain abuse, alchohol, substances, violence, strong language, sexual assault themes, bullying, self harm, suicidal thoughts, anxiety, depression, PTSD, blood and gore.⚠️⚠️ It's a mature book if any of this seems like a not so great idea for you to read pls do not. I dont want anyone to read this and get triggered. Pls look at the warning.
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