Savior
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Tess is 17. She cant wait to be 18. So she can move away from her father. Her mom left her and her dad. Her dad couldn't stand it so he forced them to move to somewhere, anywhere, else. She was put into a new school. With a new life. Being the new people in a small town roumors spread like wildfire. She was like water and oil compared to everyone else. She was just different. After a few months of being the "new" kid there was another new kid. Drew. Hes curious as to why Tess doesn't interact with other people and why she is the way she is. But you know what they say, Curiosity Killed the cat. But maybe its not too late for Tess. Maybe she can have a future. Maybe, just maybe, Drew is her key, her savior, her escape.
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