How To Be A Rebel
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  • Reads 1,196
  • Votes 44
  • Parts 5
  • Time 24m
Ongoing, First published Feb 02, 2014
A typical, perfect, and rich child that is who i am. I am polite, respectful, well behaved, obedient, loyal, and shy and every other good trait you can think of.

My life is pretty boring with nothing new, I don't go to parties, I don't wear short things, I don't do anything fun. 

My life was what they call perfect but definitely not for me.

I always pictured my self as an outgoing, non caring, and a pink haired rebel, but no my parents had to be strict parents who wants a perfect blonde child.

That one day when I accidentally enter a place where rebels stay my life changed a 180° into a better one.

But unfortunately being a rebel isn't that easy with parents like mine so I do have to face the consequences of my doings.

But will I survive in my new life or will I end up losing both my lives the perfect child and rebel child.
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