Drowned
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Gretchen Miller has went to Camp SunnyLake for almost 5 years now. She is no pushover; she will defend herself if needed, but she is not really social, and has trouble making friends. The only real friend she has is Macie Neumann. But what if that friend mysteriously falls into the clutches of death? Read a story of how Gretchen makes new friends, finds new adventures and figures out things that no one thought was possible. I JUST WANT TO SAY THAT THIS IS MY FIRST STORY AND I WOULD LOVE YOUR FEEDBACK!
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Runaway

Everyone runs away from home at least once in their lives, whether it be a silly reason to rebel or to get away from a toxic situation. Either way, the outcome is different for everyone. Sometimes you end up back home, or a safer place. Peyton Nicole Smith lived 19 years believing she led a normal, successful, happy life. Even with all the conservative, restrictive rules she had been required to live by and abide to. It had only been the way she was raised. Peyton was so used to this lifestyle, she thought nothing of it which meant nothing was off or odd in her eyes. However, as she grew up and matured, her eyes opened and became more aware. This meant she would start to notice..... "things". Soon, life had seemed odd all of the sudden. So much so, she eventually learns the truth and escapes realizing she isn't completely safe. **TW/// Mentions of Drug use, suicide, and abuse**

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