We're Not Alone

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Parts 29
Time 4h 29m

Reads 348
Votes 87
Parts 29
Time 4h 29m

Mature

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What happens when the girl who's quietly struggling, happens to stumble into a group of people who think they're alone in this feeling? Maybe, just maybe, they'll be alright.

A book about mental health, love, friendship and hate.All Rights Reserved

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