We're okay.

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Reads 47
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Parts 2
Time <5 mins

abuse fiction hardship love realistic teen

On the outside Tia Marshall looks like an average junior in high school. She does her homework has a group of friends, and is applying for colleges. But nobody knows that everyday she is fighting back tears. She has fresh cut scars on her wrist, And pain in her throat. Her abusive father continues to drink alcohol nonstop. While her mother is too terrified of her father to speak. Everyday life is a nightmare until she meets Sam. Sam is the best thing she's ever done, Found and loved. The journey through high school and away from her father is difficult. But she's okay. Okay.All Rights Reserved

abuse fiction hardship love realistic teen

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