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That's All: a short story by otherwisely

That's All: a short story by otherwisely

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Emory, an eighth grader at a middle school never shared her songs with anyone, nobody even knew she wrote music of any kind, but, she looks back and shares how she got from thinking up songs in fifth grade to writing them down and sharing them in eighth grade. When Emory begins to feel suicidal, there's no telling what will happen to her or to her best friends. Her idols in music, her friends, her songs meant to save those who want to end their lives, and her reasons for what she does are all explained in not only the story, but in the songs she writes. Also, if you want to know what kind of music before you read it, go look at my description/ bio thingy, the stuff I'm interested in is the tyoe of stuff in this book. ***TRIGGER WARNING***: • Suicide • Self-harm • Some bad words and/or references *Cover Credit: Me!
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Astrid

Carter slowly walked towards me, butterflies swarming in my stomach, filling every inch of me. "Assi." he grabbed my wrists, and made me look at him. "Who was that song about?" "You know who." "Was it... about me?" "What would you say if it was?" I cocked my head to the side, our eyes staying connected with each other. "I wouldn't say." he moved closer to me, towering over by the slightest bit as his breath surrounded my every nerve. He leant down, took a sharp breath and connected our lips. - Astrid was a beautiful girl, who had lost her sense of who she was and where she belonged. She went through something traumatic at only 14, but no one noticed. She moved to Roseville for a fresh start with her best friend Kaitlyn by her side. But Carter notices. He was a "bad boy" with a heart of gold (ik it's cliché) . He never let anything slip by him. He doesn't say anything as their personalities clash and they hate each other. You know what they say, there is a thin line between love and hate. Will these two step over the line? But sometimes, running away from your problems doesn't go down unnoticed. The very person Astrid ran away from is after her, and this time, the consequences will be worse. -- This is an enemies-friends-lovers book and they become friends early on because I find it difficult to write going from enemies to lovers so yeah. *unedited book* #1 in talent show (29/02/24)

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