Love, Maddie

Love, Maddie

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Things never go well for Madison Noelle Lane. Her dad left her and her mom alone to attend to his other mistress. Her mom started to neglect her two months after he left. Madison never got the family love she always wanted. She wants her mom to love her,she needs her mom to love her. After pondering for the best method to get that and a few creepy messages. She finds a way. If she can't get her mom's attention by being the good girl, maybe being bad might be the one and only thing that would work. Besides it couldn't hurt right? Wrong. It just causes a hundred more problems. Beautiful cover by @inevitxble
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It's senior year and Madison Monroe is trying to move on from a crushing heartbreak from her long term boyfriend of four years. After driving her car off a bridge, her mother puts her in a rehab center for children of suicidal tendencies, where Madeline has to decide to live and fight, or die and surrender. "How do you fall out of love with someone? You don't because you were never in love with them. People can stare into your eyes and see the stars, but if they don't see the meteors and the burning space that is behind that and love you unconditionally, then it's just dust. I just wished he never saw the dust". "How are you? What's going on?" How do you tell someone that loves you, that you just can't do it anymore. That just being alive is sucking the life out of you. In conclusion, you don't.

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