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It's New Year's Eve in Brooklyn and Annika doesn't have anything to wear to the party that her best friend Beccs is performing at and her ex is hosting...because nothing fits. Throughout her night she undergoes the push and pull of trying to be okay with herself and her surroundings.
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It's New Year's Eve in Brooklyn and Annika doesn't have anything to wear to the party that her best friend Beccs is performing at and her ex is hosting...because nothing fits. Throughout her night she undergoes the push and pull of trying to be okay with herself and her surroundings.
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