The Impeccable Infinity

The Impeccable Infinity

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Haley is a normal, average, run-of-the-mill sixteen year old. She goes to school, deals with drama, and try's her best at everything she encounters. But her world is flipped upside down when her parents pass away from a tragic car crash, leaving Haley to live a not-so-average life in a foster home. When all hope is lost, she meets Mute: a housemate with a wild imagination, loving personality, and uplifting attitude. But, he has a catch: Mute doesn't talk. He hasn't spoken a single word since his parents death. The two change each other for the better when they set off on crazy adventures, impromptu trips, try their hand at love, and maybe confess a few secrets of their own along the way. Although they no longer have their parents, they have each other, and that's all they need. But everything changes when Mute confesses something to Haley, something that may cause the two to drift apart.
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