Sabella's Journey

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Reads 124,624
Votes 4,349
Parts 18
Time 1h 45m

As a baby, Sabella, was left abandoned on a stranger's doorstep. With open arms, the family took her in and raised her as one of their own. 
    
    As the years went by, her adopted mother died, leaving the family broken. From one tragedy came another. They were no longer able to sustain the hardships that soon followed, which prompted them to leave the only home they knew of in search of a better life.
    
    Joining up with a wagon train, they left in search of a new life in Kansas. 
    
    Having to overcome hardships on their way with diseases and looters. Things took a turn for the worst when they've encountered an Indian tribe that left most of them dead and the rest captives. 
    
    When a particular warrior has his eyes on Sabella, she soon learns that everything is not what it seems.
    
    WARNING
    - I wrote this a long time ago - it's actually the first thing I've ever written. There are countless of grammatical errors, and this story isn't exactly good.All Rights Reserved

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As a baby, Sabella, was left abandoned on a stranger's doorstep. With open arms, the family took her in and raised her as one of their own. 
    
    As the years went by, her adopted mother died, leaving the family broken. From one tragedy came another. They were no longer able to sustain the hardships that soon followed, which prompted them to leave the only home they knew of in search of a better life.
    
    Joining up with a wagon train, they left in search of a new life in Kansas. 
    
    Having to overcome hardships on their way with diseases and looters. Things took a turn for the worst when they've encountered an Indian tribe that left most of them dead and the rest captives. 
    
    When a particular warrior has his eyes on Sabella, she soon learns that everything is not what it seems.
    
    WARNING
    - I wrote this a long time ago - it's actually the first thing I've ever written. There are countless of grammatical errors, and this story isn't exactly good.

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