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Mia is put into a helicopter and rushed to the hospital. Mia is placed in the ICU and she is in a coma and can hear everything around her. Also, Mia is having an out-of-body experience. She watches how her family comes visit and take care of her. Although, the person she really wants to see is her boyfriend Adam. Adam is in a band called Shooting Star and he plays the guitar. While Mia is the hospital, her boyfriend is touring with his band so is he completely unaware of Mia’s situation for a while. Even though their love is very strong, this puts a strain on their relationship. That is not the only thing separating the two love birds. In the beginning, Mia and Adam’s love for music is what brought them together. Ironically, now it is what’s
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