Forevermore
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Last published Sun, Dec 15, 2024
"I had a feeling so peculiar that this pain would be for evermore" T.S
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Andromeda Bailey has to spend a summer at her aunt's cottage house in Maine as her father is unable to take care of her when he falls into the trap of being under the influence as a coping mechanism to handle the pain after the awful year both of them have been through. Andy, as everyone calls her, isn't too keen on the idea until she steps into the most wonderful village she's seen in her 16 years of life. But, this only lasts a summer, so she better enjoy herself and forget about the past before it consumes her whole being.
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