Things Left Unsaid

Things Left Unsaid

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Tessa is stuck in the past. She refuses to talk about what happened 5 months ago. As her mental health declines and she starts to question who she really is, she has to ask for help. But will Tessa ever come to terms with what happened on the 6 of August? Or will she find a way to avoid remembering? Because, as Tessa finds out, you cannot run from your problems forever. TW: Loss, Suicidal thoughts, Gender issues, Hospitalisation, Mental Illness. Title credits go to Tadd Ward ( Wattpad is @ThetaSigma01) as they picked the title. Rest of the work is my own apart from some of the cover images.
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