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Keira Mason battles herself on whether or not she should keep her child. If she does she can have a little girl or a little boy, watch them grow up and be by them when they need her. Walk her daughter down the isle or be there for her sons first steps. But if she decides to get rid of the baby, she wouldn't have to go through her high school class giving her ridicule, her parents possibly disowning her, ruining her boyfriends future, ruining her own future. If she keeps the baby she may never get into a good college, her grades may suffer, and she will need a job to support her developing family. If she gives birth, body wise, she will never look the same again. So much is against her. Will she choose her life, one where she can go to high school as a normal teen and go to parties and go to college and live a life without a care. Or will she choose her babies life?
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Kith never thought that her senior year of high school would be spent in a frat house, especially the frat house of her ex-best friend's, douchey, irresponsible older brother, Cameron. She'd fantasized about going to college since middle school, but not like this, not this early. She'd never planned on doing homework in a lounge that reeked of testosterone and beer while her new roommate partied until the stars went to sleep. Kith had never intended to be the source of drama in two very different schools either. Her senior year was supposed to consist of: hanging out with friends, doing tedious assignments, having a snowball fight during Winter Break, tanning during Spring Break, and rounding off her high school career with a creatively themed Prom. But none of that mattered; her plans didn't mean anything anymore. The phrase 'supposed to' was now an afterthought. Because things had gotten a little screwed up on the way to graduation. Deals with Mature Themes such as mentions of rape. Warning will be given beforehand.

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