_she had nothing to do but to forgive herself and be happier than ever_
Not everything._ Lily takes a deep breath and begins to pace the room. __ot everything, because you aren__. It may feel like you are, and I totally get it, I really do. The world feels like it__ crumbling around you, and it makes you feel like you__e broken too, but, Jules, you aren__. You are more than this, you__e more than this, this- stupid planet, this stupid country. They__e reacting to what they think you are, but it doesn__ make it true._ She preaches like it hurts her, and I recognize in the back of my mind that this is what she hasn__ told herself yet. And still she offers it to me.
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Not everything._ Lily takes a deep breath and begins to pace the room. __ot everything, because you aren__. It may feel like you are, and I totally get it, I really do. The world feels like it__ crumbling around you, and it makes you feel like you__e broken too, but, Jules, you aren__. You are more than this, you__e more than this, this- stupid planet, this stupid country. They__e reacting to what they think you are, but it doesn__ make it true._ She preaches like it hurts her, and I recognize in the back of my mind that this is what she hasn__ told herself yet. And still she offers it to me.
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