Moving On

Moving On

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Ellie loves Jason so much but he died over 2 months ago, she blames herself for everything that happened as well. All she wants to do is be with him and she can't stop thinking about how she killed him. Then she meets a store clurk named Drake. They meet once and she's pretty sure she'll never see him again but shes wrong. She keeps meeting him and soon they fall in love but she can't let go of Jason? Can she learn to move on?
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