Stars don't Shine; they Burn Up.

Stars don't Shine; they Burn Up.

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Fiction
Romance
Opposites Attract
First Love
Friends to Lovers
In the 70s, the eldest daughter of a rich, noble - and abusive - family is sent to an all girl boarding school with her two younger sisters after her father discover her relationship with a girl. Fighting with her mental health, an undiscovered borderline personality disorder, and the marks of the abuse she is victim of - she will learn to trust a girl who is her complete opposite and question everything she thought she knew about herself. Author's notes: This story treats of difficult subjects, such as child abuse, mental illness or self harm. I will add trigger warnings at the beginning of each chapter as much as possible (do not hesitate to inform me if I forgot any), but if you're not comfortable with those subjects please do not start reading.
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