Description
Nobody's perfect, they say, to make mistakes is human, to stumble is commonplace. Then why did Karma, (who is definitely not human or ordinary what with his marble face and amazing math), make such a huge one by swapping Delaney Young's account with somebody else? But what is done is done, technical errors stain Delaney's record parchments and life alike, and as the dust settles on them both, she comes to accept circumstances just how they are, fooling herself into thinking karma's fair and maybe, she did deserve a sliver of whatever's been dropped in her plate. And just when, things dim down for her and so do her eyes (old people problems), Karma seems to realize how big of a mistake he made and how it jeopardizes his position in the coming Heaven Elections, so what does the dumb, divine being do? Simple, really. Rectify Delaney's life. Drop by like an old friend with an offer of making her repeat six months of her life to compensate for the loss of happiness that has haunted her like rumors of a ghost do. Sleepless nights and tired smiles. Sixteen, he says, sixteen is when her life went haywire. Sixteen is what she'll relive. Thrown out of the chaotic comfort of her melancholy, household life, a new identity accompanied with a new face slapped onto the same, so-very-tired soul, she tries to handle life as it comes once again, and while Calculus comes easy this time, teenagers and friends do not. So she does what she does best ─ Delaney sips down her cup of Earl Grey tea and meddles into her (ex) family's lives. Fighting fate is a good look on her. #5 in crazylife
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