Descendants Of Gods

Descendants Of Gods

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Amanda has always been different, unique. She has never quite fit in anywhere. Strange things are always happening around her and they get worse around Amanda's 16th birthday. When Amanda finally turns 16 she learns the truth. The truth about her and what she is capable of. (A/N) I have had this story in mind for a while and I finally decided to write it. Comments are always welcomed they do help me. So if you want something to happen I may put it in the story. If it is a grammar mistake I will try to fix it. I hope you enjoy "Descendants Of Gods".
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