Moving On Is Hard [Trilogy]

Moving On Is Hard [Trilogy]

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It's been 4 months since Tiana was shot, and has been comatose ever since. Tiana has been afforded the chance to meet her unborn daughter, and given the decision to either stay with her daughter, or wake up and continue on with her life. She makes the decision, and is now starting to second guess herself, but is it too late???? Issa is taking the news pretty hard, and has entered a state of depression, and even he was comatose for a brief period of time, but doctors were able to revive him, and now doesn't remember anything from that experience. Taina is doing a little better this time around with the help of Que and her family, she's also keeping the notebook Tiana left behind with her, and holding on to every word, because she knows her best friend would've wanted it that way. Will these friends be able to move on with their lives??? or Will moving on be too hard???
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