Lost
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As Joe Dobbs resorts to drugs, and dropping out of school after her father dying. Her mother gets fed up with it all and kicks Joe out telling her to go to New York to see her aunt for a year. When she gets there her aunt forces her to go to school and puts her into therapy. The first day at her new school, she meets Blake Knightly. And he sees the good in her and shows her how to cope with her fathers death without drugs. As the two get to know eachother and Joe stops using drugs and she is finally getting better, then her past comes back to hit her like a train. Will Blake continue on this journey with Joe and still help her? Or will he walk away and not turn around? Find out on Lost™
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