How Much Time?

How Much Time?

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Heartbroken for the second time by the same person, Chloe doesn't know what to do. She goes into a deep depression while her friends and family have no clue what's going on. Trying to get her ex's memory out of her mind, she makes a new friend. Her name is Scarlett. As their relationship grows as friends, they start to have feelings for each other. Realizing her feelings, Chloe gets even more distant and depressed. Scarlett tries everything she can do to get her best friend back. And when Chloe's ex tries to get her back, will things get worse for the girls' relationship? Time is a constant factor in this situation. Can she do it? Can she fix Chloe before it's too late and depression takes over? READER DISCLAIMER: If you get upset or depressed when other people self-harm, or if it brings horrible memories and things of that nature, please do not read this. I'd rather you be safe and happy, than read this and start getting depressed and self-harm. Stay safe! Hope you enjoy reading ~ Sherbear ♡
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