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Dayo is a nineteen year old college student whose online business is just starting to take off. She ends up hiring a moody musician that's everything but nice and respectful. Dayo struggles to find the courage to fire him so she decides to try to heal him instead.
This is a story about the ups and downs of trying to heal the people around you all while trying to heal yourself too. Join Dayo as she struggles to love herself more than others.
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