Memento Vivere

Memento Vivere

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Memento Vivere: A Latin phrase meaning "Remember to live" ❋❋❋ Ali has never had a life worth living. For the past 18 years, it's been so dark that she can't distinguish between nightmares and reality. Until she meets Caleb. Living is something Caleb hasn't done properly since he was young. He's been living a seemingly charmed life- with no shortage of drugs, girls, partying, and cars- but he's never truly felt alive. Not until Ali. Ali and Caleb couldn't have lived more different lives. She's been to hell and back, witnessing unspeakable horrors during the first 6 years of her life and bouncing around the foster system until the age of 18. He, on the other hand, has lived a life of luxury. Blessed with good looks, money, and charisma, he's had everything handed to him on a silver platter. Neither of them, however, have a place they can truly call home. (Extended summary inside)
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Liliana has always had a bad life. Ever since she was five, her mother would date the wrong people who would corrupt her, and she was the one who always got hurt. The abuse was usually mental, but then Liliana turned ten, and that's when it became physical. Four years later, she finds out that her mom died in a car accident and has to go live with her older brothers who she has no memory of. Will her brothers welcome's her with open arms? Will she learn to let them in? Will they find out the truth of her childhood? TRIGGER WARNING: includes abuse and mental health like anxiety, depression, and self harm

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