One Phone Call Away

One Phone Call Away

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Wed, Oct 9, 2019
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"Sure, your are Lily. Now stop playing I need advice on how to stop-" "Getting a boner." "No, I need to know how to-" "Suck the D." "LILY!" "IM NOT LILY! You do know, you have the wrong number." Cameron Rivers called this phone number to get out of therapy, having to take medicine and other things he is forced to do. But as he calls the phone number it turns out to be a wrong phone number with a no-filter, bubbly girl named Iridescent Meadows. He offered her to be his advisor even though he didn't know her well. She accepted and they became best friends along the way. All he wanted was advice but as it turns out along the way he might just get something else too. A comedy story filled of jokes to brighten your day, advice to help everyone, friendship and possibly even more. After all she is the pencil to his broken, wrinkled up paper. Previously called "Advice for the teens"
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[A Spin off of Audrey's Secret] [Stand Alone] [Trigger Warning] When a suicidal girl decides to make one last call in hopes of finding something to fight for, or someone, even if it's a stranger . . . WARNING CONTAINS ⚠️ • suicidal thoughts • suicide attempts • depression • abusive boyfriend National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (NSPL): 1-800-273-8255 REVIEWS: "This book has been so intriguing and so inspiring, I felt so at peace with the way you worded everything. I'm always so eager for more, because you always leave it somewhere where one can wonder what will happen next." - @bakvqcu RANKS: #1 - helpmeplease [10/6/19] #1 - saveme [9/4/19] #1 - anxietyattacks [8/13/19] #1 - dialoguestory [2/26/19] #2 - suicidalthoughts [6/9/19]

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