Running Farther Than Before

Running Farther Than Before

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WpMetadataReadMatureComplete Tue, Feb 16, 20169m
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When young teen Allie is found in a tragic accident with her best friend she has to deal with causing something she never meant to happen, which may ruin her chances of ever becoming the journalists she wanted to be at The New York Times. Love, friendship, and true belief all take an important role in her path to becoming successful on this tragic journey.
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Madison thought she had hit the lottery meeting the guy of her dreams and quickly all her friends could tell that she was young and in love. This dream world fell apart when he broke up with her for no reason. Madison was left to pick up the pieces and go on without closure. After some time she allowed a new guy into her life and her ex, Nathaniel, could not hide his jealousy for the fact that she was moving on without him. He came up with a plan to get her attention in all the wrong ways. He then dated one of her closest friends and this for sure hit home but Madison never let it get to her. Nathaniel took this oppurtunity to chase after Madison once again and quickly the pair reminisce on why they were together. What will Madison do knowing this secret could ruin friendships and cause great havoc in her life? Will she give up on the idea of having her one true love in her life once again or put her friendships before her feelings? **BASED ON A TRUE STORY**

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