The Gap
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A gap can be many things: a break, disparity, lack of balance, space between two people or things. Whatever the meaning, it could apply to Eliza Jane Kerr. She wasn't looking for a time-out from her 'real' life, but she doesn't mind a short respite to make new goals, and to refine old ones. When an unexpected visit home turns into a complete change of circumstance, she finds her goals no longer matter. Stepping away from a promising career, or at least taking a break from one, Eliza shows she's up to the challenges that come with her newly acquired responsibilities. With humor, love, and big dose of perseverance, she lays a foundation for the life she will live. --- A/N: If you came in search of a story about a lost weak girl looking for a tall, dark, handsome man to protect her, then you are in the wrong place. I promise this is not a tale of a defenseless woman that needs someone to save her. She's just taking the mantle and starting over, with her positive attitude and self-esteem still firmly in place.
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To Fit In

Let’s start by saying that I’m not the finest out of the bunch. I’m that rotten egg out of the perfect batch. I’m the odd one out. To fit in. To belong. To be compatible, similar or consistent. That isn’t what I am. I am the wrong puzzle piece that doesn't go in the right place. I'm a riddle. My story is not the happiest and I can’t guarantee a happy ending, but it’s safe to say that it’s not the worst. I mean, some people have it worse than me. Right? *** Meet Steph. Her life turns upside down, inside out and definitely changes. Throw in catastrophes, social issues and acceptance and you get a girl who's trying to fit in. The question is, is the change for the better or worse? *** Copyright © 2013 Nya Ahmed

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