A Mild Case Of Innocence
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Last published Thu, Sep 8, 2011
Brooke White is not exactly the one to call innocent. She’s a bitch and proud to be. But when her heart is broken by the one she loved she isn’t as outgoing as she used to be. And to make it worse her family is jeopardised by a tragic event that makes her breakdown in depression. Also it doesn’t look at all cool when your brother starts becoming over protective and clingy. Maybe it’s because he loves her and doesn’t want her to get hurt for the third time because he know it would tear her apart. But can Brooke see that? Will she stop being the bitch she always loved to be or will she just have to carry on going through her mild case of Innocence?
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