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The Trouble With Us

The Trouble With Us

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Harley Willow , 17, is a child produced from an affair. She lives with her wealthy father who has 6 other kids. Her father hates her, she sticks out like sore thumb in the family with her dark green eyes and copper hair, Harley is the reminder of a mistake. Her father sucks the fun out of her life. Harley's mind is gripped by depression and she feels she has no where to go and no way to let it out except through dry, sarcastic humor. Riley Hunter is a 17 year old boy who lives in the neighbourhood. He has issues of his own but continually refuses to talk to anyone about them. His emotions and thoughts overflow and leave him feeling lost. Riley feels his life slipping through his fingers as he resorts to drugs, drinking and sex. He needs someone to help him get out of the hole he has dug himself. When these 2 personalities meet by chance at the local park they think nothing of it. But when they keep being bought together by Harley's obsessive and hateful sister Paris how and who will shatter the lid on their bottled emotions?
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