Is it really sadness if its never been happiness?
Is it really getting worse if its never gotten better?
Is it really going to get better if your broken beyond repair?
Is it really suicide if you're already dead inside?
Finn's life has gone from bad to worse. At 17, his family moved from a small town in Canada, to Pennsylvania, meaning a new school, new friends, and new enemies. Finn comes across as an outspoken, sarcastic typical teenager; drugs, alcohol, and smoking are his best friends, along with that shiny piece of sharp metal. But the thing with broken clocks is that you can always tell when they stopped ticking; with people its not always that simple.
Piper is outgoing, yet soft spoken. She's a bit of a bad girl, minus the drugs, smoking and drinking. She's always down to have a good time, even if it means getting into trouble.
So when the two teens world collide, things start to change. Hearts are broken, feelings are scarred, skin is sliced, and love is in the air.
(Potential) Trigger Warning: Self-harm, suicidal thoughts/actions, drugs, alcohol, smoking, etc.
Do you ever wonder what life would be like if it were a movie? Or some sappy romance novel that you wish your life could be like but it's not? Sometimes you may even get to caught up in the fictional world that you don't realise it IS fictional. Then when you do realise life isn't what you convinced yourself it would be, there is only one possible outcome. Depression. Which may lead to anxiety, self-harm, low self esteem, and worst of all, losing the people you love. Life works in weird ways. Not just for you but for others too. Take Cassidy Rivers for example. Her life is far from perfect. No parents, over protective big brother, few friends, and Asher Norman, the bad boy who won't stop picking on her. Could life get any worse for Cassidy?