β Scribed by Francis, Hannah
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Land her twin sister, Lorna, are born into a loving family. A sudden turn of events in Lauren's childhood leaves her with a dark secret, taking their lives on different paths. Lauren's shame leads her into the arms of a nasty bully, and teenage pregnancy forces her into an abusive marriage. Finally, she finds the courage to leave and start a new life as a single parent with her children. New beginnings. Lauren embraces her new life, and her adventure begins. Along with hard work and determination, she finds the hope she needs to succeed and achieve her dreams. Throughout her journey, she experiences love, heartache, friendships, and a lot of laughs along the way, finally realizing the only person who can turn her life around is herself.
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