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Everything's Fine Now
When her abuser from a decade ago becomes a regular customer at her restaurant job, Alex turns to songwriting to own her truth at a local open mic. However, her anonymous bid for empowerment triggers a dangerous domino effect, culminating in a tense workplace confrontation where she must decide whether to blow his perfect new life wide open.
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When her abuser from a decade ago becomes a regular customer at her restaurant job, Alex turns to songwriting to own her truth at a local open mic. However, her anonymous bid for empowerment triggers a dangerous domino effect, culminating in a tense workplace confrontation where she must decide whether to blow his perfect new life wide open.
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Written By:Laura Nieves
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