Dancing in the Dark ✓
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  • Reads 713
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  • Parts 33
  • Time 3h 54m
Complete, First published Feb 09, 2016
Change is inevitable. Even when you expect it, or when you least expect it... it turns your world upside down.

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Sasha Li. Senior in high school, isolating herself as she tries to adapt to her parents' divorce, while protecting her little brother, studying hard to get into the top universities in Canada, and battling a dilemma on whether she was to work back towards her old dream, or finally find it in her to let it go and find a new one. 

Theo Atkinson. The high school's senior year class president and aspiring film director. Chivalrous, compassionate and radiating positivity wherever he went -- even as he desperately searches for someone to help him with his script for the annual film festival, where emerging as the winner would make his dream come true.  

One jaded, the other hopeful. Nonetheless, they put their differences aside to work together to reach a common goal -- to transfer the real-life story of their senior Hiransh Shrestha, a dancer who had lost his vision, to the screen. 

However, the more Theo spends time with Sasha, the more Sasha realises that he too, is fighting battles no one knows about. Together, perhaps, they may be able to learn how to dance in the dark.
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