The Best Last Thing to Do

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Struggling with grief after his cousin's death, 16-year-old Bull grapples with coping mechanisms and the pressure to survive. His relationships with friends, especially Lewis, who is also facing illness, complicate his journey. As Bull contemplates sacrificing his passion for music to find solace, the story explores themes of friendship, loss, and the desperate desire to hold onto life. The narrative raises the question of whether anyone can reach Bull before he succumbs to despair.