Lost Her {On Hold}
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MatureOngoing26m
Last published Mon, Feb 6, 2017
Warning: This is a sad story.
Lauren lost her best friend Miranda to the battle of the horrible cancer that takes lives to soon. Before Miranda died Lauren was battling depression from her past, Miranda's death undid her and now she has to be in constant care at all times due to her attempting suicide many times. Well...
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