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If friends and acquaintances were asked what Elica is most interested in, the answer would be drugs, parties, alcohol, cigarettes, and friends. Elica is seventeen years old and parties hard with her best friend. But behind Elica's escapades lies a traumatic experience she had as a child. And the more she tries to repress the memories, the stronger they become.
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If friends and acquaintances were asked what Elica is most interested in, the answer would be drugs, parties, alcohol, cigarettes, and friends. Elica is seventeen years old and parties hard with her best friend. But behind Elica's escapades lies a traumatic experience she had as a child. And the more she tries to repress the memories, the stronger they become.
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Written By:Liva Lervig Haue, Hillary Seshie
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