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Summer Norwood never had an easy life. Her father always blamed her for her mothers death when she was ten. She had feared her father and hid what she loved from him. She hid music from her father. Jonathon Norwood banned music from the Norwood household after Abigail Norwoods death in 88'. Summer knew that she would be in trouble if her father found out that she was still playing music so she hid her instruments. She hid her guitar and keyboard under a large, loose floorboard in her bedroom. She hid the rest of her instruments in the studio where her band, Sunset Curve, practiced. She knew it was risky but she wasn't gonna give up what she and her mother lived for. Summer continued to play music even when her father hit her for it. Even when she and her sister, Emily, got into a fight after she told their father about Summer still playing music and ran. She could never give up music. It kept the memory of her mother alive, something she taught Julie Molina after they, quite literally, fell into her life. Summer and her bandmates, Luke, Alex and Reggie, weren't prepared for what was about to happen to them after they were stuck in a room for twenty-five years. Warning! There will be mentions of abuse in this book! You can skip those parts if they are sensitive to them. These moments won't be incredibly detailed but rather just mentions but do whatever you you need to in order to remain comfortable. I support your decisions.
Now or Never
