Three promises

Three promises

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Romance
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Meet Rosa, she's 17 and still dealing with the suicide of her sister. Nothing seems to make sense to her. She wants answers, and she plans on getting them. What she didn't plan was to meet Logan. Logan is her new neighbor. He was recently released from the mental hospital and diagnosed with depression. Rosa thinks that all of her answers lie within Logan. She's determined to help him with his illness. She makes him promise her three things each month. 1. Promise to smile whenever you see something you like 2. Promise to remember that I'm never going to hurt you. 3. Promise me that I'm not crazy for falling for you. Logan wants to be happy, he doesn't want to feel empty anymore but that's not easy when your dealing with depression. But Logan thinks his happiness lies within Rosa. They both desperately need each other. I just hope a promise can over power a disease.
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