Underwater
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Jessa is has a suicidal disorder and has to be hidden in order for herself to be "safe". The hospital has taken care of her for years, and now are planning to kill her off. As she tries to escape she meets someone who swept her off her feet. She never felt this in her whole life! Could it really? Could it be… ❤️LOVE?❤️
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