The art of letting go

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Parts 2
Time 11m

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Alia Robinson has never really felt like she belongs, but after her friend Bell dies in a car accident and she lives, her whole world gets turned upside down. Can Alia get through this? As she deals with her own grief and everyone else's around her, she finds it hard to keep her head above water. Especially when you add a terrible betrayal and frustrating guy into the mix. 

All everyone wants to do it help her.... but you can't save someone who doesn't feel they should be saved. 

Bell would want her to be happy but can Alia learn the art of letting go fast enough before she looses herself in the mix?All Rights Reserved

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