Let Go
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Eva is the happiest girl around. She has the perfect life. Her family is happy and complete, her siblings Avery and Logan don't hate her and she's been best friend with Amber for 15 years, since preschool. Shes going into her first year at the University of SanFransico hoping to be the next Da Vinci which took years and years of paychecks to save up for. Eva has her life planned out and she worked hard for it, but inside, she knows, there's still something missing. Kian King, son of Aaron and Karla King owner of the biggest production company in Canada finds himself losing everything he lives for. His mother leaves for Aarons bestfriend Marco. Aaron selfishly couldn't stand seeing his children anymore then concentrated on his company and all Kian had left was Noah. Kian depended on Noah his whole life. Noah helped him become the photographer and artist he is. Then one day, everything changes. Will Kian find happiness again?
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Eva returns home from camp and faces the truth of what she did. Along the way, she faces her abusive ex-boyfriend and proves how strong she is. She learns of all the horrible things he's done to others and finds out that by speaking up, she will help in the court case; in doing so, she meets so many other people who have been influenced by the actions of her ex-boyfriend and how she has a vast community around her supporting her now. Once she finishes high school and moves away, she builds a new community with those same people. She learns to not allow her past to define her identity.

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