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… he walked a tightrope five stories up just to hold my hand.
Gaze: I moved into the building next to Pixie when I was eleven. She blew bubbles through my window. I shot my Nerf gun through hers. We both had secrets, but one of us was fated to get hurt. I wanted it to be me.
Pixie: When I was afraid of the dark, he would shine a light in my window. We shared our popsicles and I taught him how to get a good swing on the playground. I never imagined I'd have to decide who got to live and who didn't. I chose him --and he could never know.
She walked a tightrope five stories up just to save my life…
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Meet Debra Anastasia, the USA Today bestselling novelist who brings her vivid imagination to life on the pages of her books. With a Bachelor of Science in political science, Debra creates complex and relatable characters in the genre of new adult angst and romantic comedies. Based in Maryland with her loving family, including her husband, two children, and a chatty tuxedo cat, Debra finds inspiration in everyday life and the world around her. Follow her journey as she paints the pretend people in her head and transports you to the world of her stories.
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