FLOWER ARE BETTER WHEN THEY'RE  FAKE (COMPLETED)

FLOWER ARE BETTER WHEN THEY'RE FAKE (COMPLETED)

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WpMetadataReadMatureComplete Sun, Aug 14, 20228h 58m
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"I wasn't your daughter when you were drunk, right? Or when you were smoking, or doing crack, or had some guy around? I wasn't your daughter then. No! I was always just a random girl to you!" Daisy McCharty has had an interesting life. Her parents had her when they were only 15, she is bipolar- meaning she has Bipolar Disorder, her mom wasn't the best of all moms, her dad falls in love with someone totally unexpected, she has 3 best friends, which include her best friend turned boyfriend, who each have problems of their own, and sometimes the world is just too much for her. Yet she is just as sane as the person next to her. As long as she has good people around her and love in her heart everything will work out fine. But sometimes when these two worlds mix it is one hell of a ride. ⚠️ Trigger Warning⚠️ Contains sexual and physical abuse, substance abuse, teenage substance and drinking abuse, smoking, slight intimate moments, violence, blood, and death. And some really cheesy stuff as well.
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