Remembering Max Slater
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  • Reads 49
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  • Parts 8
  • Time 28m
Ongoing, First published Jul 25, 2015
Mature
Thinking that it was just stomach worms that was causing her to rapidly lose weight, Max never expected that the real reason would be cancer. Terminal cancer, to be more specific. The type of terminal that would only give her six months left to live.

When Max quickly goes from a straight A student to having a C average in a matter of weeks, and when time seems to pass her by, she needs to reevaluate exactly what she wants to do with her last months on earth. Will she remain stuck in New York or will she do whatever she can to convince her parents to let her do what she wants?

When she finally discovers what she thinks will make her happy, will she be able to check of all the things on her newly made bucket list in time or will she kick it before she has the chance?
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