Ghost of a Rainbow
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Last published Thu, Jun 1, 2023
A new beginning.
That's what Lark needs.
After her (ex) partner kicks her out of her own apartment, Lark snaps out of her fog long enough to realise that she needs to start over. She asks her partner to get her things to her, and moves into the cabin her grandparents owned before they passed.
But what would she find there? What traumas would she uncover? Who would help her work through them?
And who is the person that manages to break down all her walls, then rebuild her as something healthier?
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