Phone addict
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"When do you regularly use your phone?"
"My phone? Oh it's my life, I can't imagine living without it,"
Stacy Copeland is your normal highschool girl. Almost. During the past few years her mom's been killed, she's sentenced to live with a possible murder and her life couldn't be more bad. Expect she doesn't care. She has her phone for all she knows, so when this addiction becomes a turn between life or death will she be courageous enough to quit it?
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