She misses the exhibition that her photography class has when she is in the center. The reader then sees her thought process about breaking through and becoming her own person after surviving such a traumatic time, and individualizing herself. After lots of welcome's and hugs, she is greeted by Cass, and this concludes the novel. When Caitlin finally comes home, she is greeted by her family with an art exhibit including only Caitlin's own photography.She finally receives a letter from Cass that gives her a vague sense of closure, because Cass expresses her reasoning for leaving so abruptly. Over the next few weeks, Caitlin talks about becoming mentally well.Caitlin is sent to a rehab center, not only for her recent drug problem, but also because she is so messed up from being in such an abusive relationship.

Rogerson gets arrested and gets off easy with community service.He gets out and hits her some more, in her front yard, when Caitlin's mother runs out of the house to her rescue and sirens are soon heard in the distance. Rogerson is really mad when Caitlin gets in his car and hit her so hard that the door of his car actually opens and she is flung to the ground.Of course, she's back nearly an hour late. She even stops by Corinna's to let them know that she was looking for him, and she finds that Corinna has left Dave to go to California. Caitlin never gets in touch with Rogerson but Rina reassures her that she willl be home on time. Still, Caitlin tries calling Rogerson over and over with no answer.

Rina tells Caitlin that she will be home in time for Rogerson to get her. Almost against her will, Caitlin goes with her.

On the afternoon of the April Fool's Party, when Caitlin is supposed to be picked up by Rogerson, Rina (her best friend) wants to hang out.

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