June Haverly
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June's mother didn't even want a baby. She was a mistake. And when she found out she was going to have twins, well, she wasn't too happy.
Especially when the second baby was diagnosed with severe autism and Down syndrome.
June and May are inseparable. But June is caught up so much in her sister's life, she doesn't have one of her own. With the help of a boy, June Haverly starts to live a little.
And maybe, just maybe, can she find a little love and a happy ending?
{MC NAME BY TROYE SIVAN}
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