Malaika In America (ON HOLD)
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  • Reads 206
  • Votes 10
  • Parts 6
  • Time 30m
Ongoing, First published Jul 28, 2017
When someone dies, people reveal so many reactions - the expected reaction is to cry, and to cry hard. 

People told me I was nonchalant after my mother died, but deep down, I was broken, possibly suicidal - but my father was worse. I thought the drinking and yelling was only a phase, he hadn't touched a hair on my head, so I saw no worry. My aunt though, thought different, especially after my head was nearly swiped off by a beer bottle.
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Malaika Malinga is stubborn, cold, negative and even rude at times. After her mother's death, her attitude worsens to the point where her aunt moves her overseas for a "New start". 

Perhaps a new scenery is just what she needs, it might brighten the fifteen year-old's mood - with new people, new friends, and an unexpected romance. 
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