Time Heals Everything
Huntington Beach, I never thought I'd go back to that city. I left there at fourteen, after a nasty fight with my best friend, I decided to live with my aunt in Newport Beach, where I met Matt and we became friends on the same day. Well, life here didn't work out and I was moving back to my mother's house at the age of twenty. What will it be like to go back to the past?
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