Page 48 of Summer Breakdown (Training Seasons #2)

Frankie knew things could change overnight. One Direction had warned her the night changes, and she didn’t listen because she was too ashamed to be listening to a boy band at her great age.

Her thirty years on this earth prove that she should know things change with no notice, but she didn’t see the warning signs past the bright light of Jasmine’s smile.

She didn’t realise it would all come crashing down because she couldn’t see past taking Lani for ice cream.

Frankie didn’t see it coming as she felt Marcel’s head landing on her shoulder when she convinced him to watch Twilight .

But the pretty house and the darling life aren’t enough to keep Frankie from spiralling. The wonderful girlfriend and the family she’s always craved aren’t enough to stop her being insane. She should have pushed her doctor on not swapping her pills. The family doctor is nice, but it’s too late.

Frankie doesn’t want everyone’s life to be harder just so she can exist. It’s exhausting. Everything about life is bone-tiring. She doesn’t want to do it anymore.

No, she didn’t see it coming, but it’s here anyway, and as hard as she tries, she can’t get off the floor.