Sweet And Sour
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Lucy has just woken up after almost drowning, everyone thinks it was suicide, but she knows it wasn't.
Aviary knows she's not like other kids and is only starting to figure out that why isn't the most traditional answer.
Bella may seem the most calm of the group but she has the biggest secrets.
Lucy, Aviary and Bella have been friends for years but with GCSEs quickly approaching their little trio dissolves into chaos as they all try to keep stuff from each other. How far will they go? And can they're friendship survive it all?
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