Safe in My Shadow
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Ava Williamson is 12 years old, she lives with her mum and dad. Ava has recently been diagnosed with autism and is struggling to keep going. Leah Williamson, Ava's big sister left home at 17 and moved far away to make her dream of playing for england and arsenal a reality. Leah very rarely comes back to visit and isn't close with ava at all.
What will happen when there parents get in a terrible car crash and sadly passes away which forces leah to take full custody of ava?
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