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  • Reads 35
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  • Parts 6
  • Time 15m
manilovebooks
Ongoing, First published Feb 24, 2017
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Up until now Valerie Craft has lived her life completely deprived of the freedom of speech. The former president of the United States completely changed the lives of Americans, and it wasn't really for the better.


I know the summary sucks.  Sorry. It will make much more sense if you just read. I swear it is not too horrible.
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