Take it One Day at a Time✔️
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School sucks, especially for Madelyn. Dealing with anxiety is hard enough for her, but when worse comes to Madelyn, she does something unbelievable. Will this save her from everything?
Okay so I wrote this a long time ago and it's trash but I don't want to rewrite it, you've been warned
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