Dear People, I Hate You
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Last published Sat, Jul 13, 2024
Meet Cassie Gedenari, a young and brilliant neuroscientist who's name is known by many. There's only one problem; The press don't know she's autistic. And it's not something she can hide. She hates talking, hates touching, hates working with other people. Cassie knows that she must learn to work with others, so she spends the year at a forensic science center, learning to cope with her autism and be at peace.
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