In the Season Finale Kandy talks about the months after Steve’s death and her hope for the future.
This is a story of how life can change in the span of a heartbeat.
But, it's also a love story, a story of resilience, and the courage it takes to move forward when your dreams have been leveled and your heart is broken.
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Content Warnings, Season One:
Language, references to death, detailed and graphic account of death, sexual content, language, references to depression, references to substance use.
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