Lifting Myself Up
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Ongoing, First published Nov 23, 2015
Summer lived with her Grandma since she was 7 years old. As 11 years passed, they are still close, but now Summer has to face what she thought was biggest obstacle in her life, College. A new life without her Grandma to guide her and share with her. A life alone.

As months go by without her Grandma, her rough start of loneliness became smooth and settles, she thought everything was going well. Thought, that was the key word. Yes, her grades were the highest they could be, she had found the perfect group of friends, and she even managed to get a boyfriend, although, something will change her life forever.

As it unfolds, will Summer choose to let her life crumble, or will she lift herself up from the situation? Will she have friends to support her? Or will it be her boyfriend? What will be her salvation?

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