Pretty Little Psycho

Pretty Little Psycho

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They called me crazy. They called me mad. When they found out who I really was , they called me nothing because they had a knife in there throat. Jasmine Kain or, Ja for short, was like no other. She was very kind when she wanted to and when she didn't want to be..... Well let's just say it didn't end well. She had two best friends ,a dog whom she loved more than her own mother and her very trusty knife named Harley. Jasmine is just about the best and worse person you could meet. But she always knew she didn't belong in this world. She belonged somewhere she could be who she was freely without ending up in prison or the nut house. So when some super weird stuff starts happening where she lives, she lets the psycho come out to play. "I'm not sick I'm psycho. Sick makes it sound as if there were a cure."
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"Some scars never fade-they just learn how to hide." Harley thought moving to Florida would mean a fresh start-sunshine, new friends, maybe even a chance to feel normal again. But the shadows of her past aren't easily left behind. Secrets, scars, and haunting memories follow her into every hallway. Will friendship be enough to help her heal, or will the darkness she escaped finally catch up? ⸻ ⚠ Trigger Warnings ⚠ This story contains sensitive topics, including: • Physical & emotional abuse • Sexual assault references • Death & grief • Trauma, anxiety, & panic attacks • Violence Please read with care. Your mental well-being comes first. 🤍

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