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Rachel Andersan is a 16 year old sophomore. Her parents are never there and she has been battling depression since the beginning of high school. Her sister Michelle is the only person there for here. Rachel has been cutting for a year now. Her ex best friend Fredrik Loriel is a bitch she is the person that started Rachel's whole depression. Until Rachel meets Dylan then her whole world turns around.
Dylan Adelan is a sophomore and his whole life is perfect at least that's what he thinks until he meets Rachel Andersan someone who actually is going through the same thing. Their worlds meet finally. Rachels depression fades away until something big happens....
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