Chloe Davis: A Short Story of Redemption
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Chloe Davis and her story are inspired by Luke 7:36-50.
Since she represents the prostitute character in the Bible, there are some suggested adult themes.
Disclaimer: This story takes place at Lakeland Christian School, but the story and all the characters are completely fictional.
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