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Arabella

Arabella

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Everything was gone in a blink of the eye. My family, my happiness, and life as I knew it. Nothing would ever be the same again. ----------- Arabella Waters' life is turned upside down, when her family gets in a tragic car accident. Her mother is dead, and her father disowned her. Life was a downward spiral for her. That is until she decides to turn her life around with the help of her friends and family. ---------- (UNDER CONSTRUCTION LMAO I WILL BE FIXING A LOT OF STUFF)
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do you remember who you were? before society told you what was right or wrong. before you knew what was acceptable. before a number and a piece of paper dictated your life. before you had to fit an ideal mold in order for people to like you. do you remember? ----------------------------- Meet Arabella Davidson. A girl who gets high as if she could find herself amongst the clouds. With a GPA as low as her self esteem, she has dug herself a grave and has come to terms with it. She dabbles in a world of drugs, toxicity, and adventure. While Jacian Smith is a boy who escapes reality through his artwork. With an eating disorder, he is paying the consequences that come with perfection. He suffers in a world of starving, painting, and hate. When their worlds collide, they begin to lose themselves in each other. And maybe, just maybe, that is just what they need to remember. To remember who they were, before society stole them.

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