Seventeen Cracks in the Road
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Last published Tue, May 17, 2022
Isla from Texas has recently started noticing the world is evolving without her. More than the world, her best friend Cherry who she feels is just escaping her grasp. What's happening to the life she's loved for thirteen years?
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