Love Me Till the End (EDITING)
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  • Reads 98
  • Votes 15
  • Parts 4
  • Time 19m
Ongoing, First published May 29, 2016
"I use to think that I was invincible, that I could do anything if I put my mind to it, and if I succeeded in those things, they would have lead to great possibilities."

Turns out I was wrong.
~
Tara Peyton is your average 17 year old girl; a girl striving ahead to get to where she wants. Fully focused on her future she tends to forget about the things around her, including her supportive boyfriend Cole. When one tragic car ride lands Tara in hospital, she is left with only a little of her memory and just like that her future was changed, all of her plans and dreams were forgotten and so was Cole. 
Will her friends and family work together to regain Tara's memory? Or will she have to start all over again?
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