The Girl Who Doesn't See

The Girl Who Doesn't See

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Wed, Aug 31, 2016
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Rachel is a girl doesn't see who just doesn't see any point in life. She's a mute girl to her father, and she doesn't see what she's worth in others eyes. Ashton is new kid who lives in Rachel's neighborhood and he hates the fact that he had to leave his old friends who understands him. But what happens when Rachel and Ashton's paths meet? Will Ashton try to help Rachel realize that she mean to people, and him? Or will she keep him out and never know what Ashton and others really feel? Will all of Rachel's emotions be to much or will she survive like she has been doing?? Can Ashton, and rachels friends help her in time to save her of will they be to late and end up losing her forever? What will happen will things turn out for the best or will thing turn out worse than what they were??
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