Solve For X
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"I hated shapes almost as much as I hated equations; something about solving for x never suited me. I sometimes looked at myself as that x, a variable that took many forms, but was never anything certain. Then I remembered that no one wanted to solve or figure me out, and I would put that thought to rest."
Kayla is your normal teen- at least, what she finds to be normal. Bouncing from party to party, from high to high, and from desperate attempt to be skinny to the next, Kayla has found her life to be one giant mess. Nothing has been the same for her since her father passed away two years ago, but now that she and her friends are starting to see highly unwanted side effects caused by their reckless behavior, they must determine what's truly important in life. And better yet, make it out alive.
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