Holding You Together
  • LECTURES 199
  • Votes 80
  • Parties 11
  • Durée 21m
  • LECTURES 199
  • Votes 80
  • Parties 11
  • Durée 21m
En cours d'écriture, Publié initialement août 11
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Seventeen-year-old Karasi Parker feels overwhelmed by her emotions, struggling with anxiety and self-doubt. Her inner turmoil makes her feel alone, even when surrounded by people. Elias Smith, a classmate with a natural gift for empathy, notices Karasi's struggles. He reaches out to her with kindness and understanding, slowly breaking through the walls she's built around herself. As Elias offers support and listens without judgment, Karasi starts to feel less isolated. Through their growing friendship, Karasi begins to open up about her fears and insecurities. Elias' patience and compassion help her see that she doesn't have to face her challenges alone. As Karasi learns to trust and lean on Elias, she finds strength and hope in their connection.
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