Just in Time

Just in Time

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Her whole life, Georgia has been fighting her demons and trying her best to wake up the next day. She feels that no one will ever bother to fully understand her, no one listened. Until she decided to read all the books stock at her cabinet and the final page of the last book will be her last moment, her last breath and last day. Little did she know that the day she lost her phone where all the footages of her everyday update about the books, will be the day her perspective in life will change. Just like how his name was Justine Timothy, he's just in time.
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