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The Streets That I Call Home

TheForgottenChildren

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TheForgottenChildren

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Some people believe that everyone gets what they deserve, that those who work hard get rewarded and those who get by in life by hurting others end in failure. I also thought this was true as a kid; however, I now know this to be the farthest from the truth that one can get. In this world the only way to survive is by fighting to the bitter end for what you want, no matter what the sacrifices or casualties are. I just wish I'd known this sooner, maybe then I wouldn't have had to suffer so much... Plus I wouldn't have  been able to hurt so many others....All Rights Reserved

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ZOE SUPPORT CLUB! by -02darkpoet14-

BASED ON REAL LIFE STORIES... First, welcome to the first ever and most active support club! We whole heartedly welcome you amazing people who have battled their fights like real heroes and never gave up. Your scars are the tattoos of your bravery, strength and courage. Support club provides you a platform to share your real life experiences with the world. You've the right to speak you opinion, let everyone hear you. Let people know, how strong and fearless you're. This is a place where everyone will listen to you, help you, catch you, heal you but will never let you fail. "It's okay to be tired, you're allowed to take a strategic time out. But giving up is not an option. Get up, stand up, fix your crown and play the resume button on your life." You can share anything and everything you want. Even the silliest of problems, because no problem is silly if it can disturb your mind. Even if you're tensed about, why isn't my book geting a better response, then we will help you out of it as well. Trouble just knocked your door? Support club is your call! Anything and everything, any time and anywhere! We are waiting to listen to your battles, all you've to do is pour them out. No one will judge, no one will comment, it's just you and your amazing tales. We will try our best to provide solutions; from boyfriend troubles to sick of office work, from teenage dramas to emotional issues, from mental scars to irrational fight: we are here for you!

Cold Water by adaline_meadows

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Dear Scott by AarynKealty

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Family Comes First by CRAZY40429

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The demon of the Cold Valley by dwaja0808

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Noah (Obsessions in Overdrive #1)

I've always had a feeling that I would die young. Ever since I started pondering on deaths door I've had this feeling. I could care less about the hell and heaven shenanigans, but death. I want it. The end of my life. I want to be in my suit, in my coffin, in the ground and my soul to be gone. I've been waiting for 16 years, yet no sign of death opening his door no matter how many times I ring his doorbell. Yeah, I enjoy thinking about my end. Especially at moments like this... * #1 physical #1 cuteguys #1 addiction #2 self-esteem * Started: 7 November 2022 Finished: 18 April 2024