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Ongoing, First published Jul 26, 2017
Mature
And as the story ended, everyone got their happy endings.
Or did they?

What would happen if a girl fell in love with someone who isn't exactly one part? Or should I say about 100 parts..and not all of them are good. What would happen if the evil side took over? Would she come to love that side even after being abused and tortured at first? Is the Stockholm syndrome stronger than her will to be free?
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