Beautiful Goodbye

Beautiful Goodbye

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What would you do if you discovered that you're terminally ill and there's nothing you can do about it? Clary's life is almost perfect - having the best loving family and having the best best friend ever. Until suddenly, they discovered that she's terminally ill due to cancer; Leukemia. The doctor said that there is nothing that the medical community can do to help her get healthy again... So she just accepted the fact that she'll going to die after six months or less but then suddenly there's that one guy - Kyle, that puts her life into a twist and teach her how to love before she fall. "Somewhere along the way, I realized that I smiled and cried because of him..." -Clary. * Feel free to give me comments or feedbacks. Also, please vote if you want to. Haha :)) Thanks! Hope ya'll like it. *
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What do you do when there's no hope? When your mum is battling cancer, but her sword breaks beyond repair? What do you do when you feel alone? When everything you've ever held onto starts crumbling beneath you? What do you do when your family snaps? When all you do is cry, not eat, not sleep and hardly breathe? There is nothing. Emily was suffocating. And it wasn't getting any easier. Four doctors. One best friend. Not even they could stop her from drowning. They had the last time, and the time before, but this time it was different. She asked herself these questions so much, but pushed the most important to the back of her head. What do you do when you know you're dying?

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