Better Now

Better Now

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In "Better now" readers are invited on an emotionally charged and psychologically demanding journey that explores the intricate web of soul ties, abusive relationships, and the female protagonist who does everything in her way to try and outrun the demons within her. Celeste is a 17-year old girl grappling with a turbulent world, both within and outside her. Her life has been a tumultuous ride, marked by relentless battles with mental health issues, which threaten to shroud her in darkness. As she navigates her internal struggles, she becomes entangled in a web of relationships that will test her strength and resilience in ways she could never have imagined. Celeste finds herself caught between two contrasting love interests. On one hand, there's the man she loves deeply, a passion that ignites her soul but threatens to consume her with its toxicity. The allure of their love is undeniable, but it comes at a steep cost. His actions and choices leave scars, both physical and emotional, that Celeste must learn to bear. On the other hand, there's the one she can't have, a love that is stronger than anything she has ever felt or will ever feel, a love that remains unattainable, yet lingers in the recesses of her heart. This unfulfilled desire fuels her hope that their story is not yet over. "You can't truly love someone unless you love yourself first," so the saying goes. As Celeste's journey unfolds, she must grapple with the profound question: what happens when you truly loved someone before you loved yourself? And what do you do now when that love is teetering on an unreachable edge between world-changing and a perpetual source of torment? This gripping novel delves deep into the complexities of human emotions, the impact of mental health, and the indomitable will to find love and healing even in the face of toxic relationships. "Better now" is a raw and emotionally charged narrative that will leave readers reflecting on the enduring strength of the human heart.
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Her brows furrowed. "You look like you have something specific you wanna ask me." The tips of Liam's ears turned red at Emma's very accurate observation. "I, uh... I usually just bullshit my way through projects, so I have no idea what the hell I'm doing." The corners of Emma's lips formed a small smile. Liam arched his brow. "What are you smiling at?" Her smile widened. "Nothing." Ever since Emma started going to Silver Creek High, she's been bullied over her discolored eyes. It all started when a boy brought attention to her in biology class one day, laughing at her and calling her a "freak" while the rest of the class laughed along with him. She never looked at him or saw his face; she just ran out of the room crying. She was now an outcast labeled as a freak and she wanted nothing more than to just disappear. She felt she had no purpose in life. Until her sophomore year when she fell in love with Liam, the guy every girl wanted; the guy every dude wanted to be. He had stolen her heart and she now wanted nothing more than to be with him. Unfortunately, Liam seemed to want nothing to do with Emma. He seemed to be straight up avoiding her. They never interacted for 3 whole years. That is, until now in their senior year, when they get paired up for a school project. The two must put their differences aside and try to work as a team. But as they spend more time together, feelings grow deeper, and secrets start to rise to the surface. Warning: Contains mature language, sex, and topics of bullying, sexual assault/harassment, self-harm, and suicide

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