Picking Up The Pieces

Picking Up The Pieces

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Dream Lewis is a 17 year old girl in her junior year of high school who suffers from depression and self harm. After an abusive, broken relationship, she was left lost, hopeless, and depressed. At school, no one talks to her, besides teachers, and random kids that call her names. With a dad that's never home, a mom that left when she was just a few years old, and no friends, she feels truly alone. When a new student at Middleton High School comes along, her world is flipped upside down. The process of restoring her hope in love and happiness is now relevant. But what happens if her abusive ex tries to come to Middleton and get her back? Read Picking Up The Pieces to find out, and join Dream on her journey to happiness.
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Logan

*TW* Contains topics and scenes of sexual assault, self-harm, abuse.* "You know you loved every second of it," I can feel the tears welling up as well as the anger building up within me. I stare at him for a while before I have to turn away from his hungry gaze. "Look I just came here to tell you that I forgive you for what you did back in Cali and I'll take you back," "You forgive me?" I yell. "I did nothing to you. You raped me! You fucking raped me! You have no right to come here and tell me that. You. Forgive. Me. You traumatized me. What you did to me tore me up inside and was eating away at me until I tried to kill myself. And when I told people they didn't believe me. I had to listen to so many people talk about how great a guy you were and how I clearly just regretted sleeping with you. You are a monster. You made me hate myself for something that was never my fault. You have caused me so much pain and suffering," I pause to take a deep breath. "So you don't get to come here to my school and tell me you forgive me. You don't get to make me feel bad about coming forward. The only thing I regret is ever thinking you were a good person." _____________________________________________ Logan Young is a 16-year-old girl about to start her senior year in a brand new town. The past year has been tough and her family moved to give her a fresh start. Her life before the move had been hard and she had been spiraling. She quickly makes new friends and even enemies. She builds up walls to protect herself. But what happens when an unlikely person helps her to tear down her walls and heal. Will she be able to survive in this new place and keep her secrets intact?

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