Every Girl Has A Roar
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In this new story I am writing about a girl who writes every thing in this one journal for her little sister the girl is struggling with stress and depression and she just wants to be accepted by everyone. She soon finds out that she has stage four lung cancer and she starts to realize what life is truly about.
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