Functioning without his mother was more than he could take and it was a struggle to keep going. The day his life descended into an abyss was never far from his mind. At times, he wondered if she was just something he’d created to make his life bearable. He struggled to remember the sound of her voice and the way her arms felt around him when she hugged him. Three of them he’d fought alone without the one person who’d loved him-his mother. He knew what he wanted, and he was going to escape the last seventeen years of hell. Only a few months separated him from freedom. Hayden Gage stood outside the recruiting office hours after he’d walked across the stage of his high school auditorium and accepted his diploma. Gage Needed to Make this Good…No He Need it to be AmazingĢ1.
What the Fuck had Derrick Been Thinking?ġ9. Thank you in advance for your reviews and in taking the time to read Gage and Derrick’s story.ġ0. This title contains the following triggers: Self-Harm.
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