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Why Should Anything Matter?
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This is your typical story about an average teen. Or is it?

Gray Roberts. Straight A student. Valedictorian. Role model. 
Lonely. Depressed. Sad. Angry. Orphan.
Gray Roberts is an normal student. She's got one friend at school she barely sees and a friend at the park she goes to all the time. 
Her life is normal until one day when she is asked to the principles office. She is in for a huge surprise. She doesn't know what understand what she's feeling. She doesn't know what she's in for.  She doesn't know why it matters. 
All she knows is:
"Why should anything matter?"




Warning: don't read if you can't handle stuff like strong language and depression stuff
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