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Coral is living her life and learning at every step along the way of the way the world works.

She's been given a life and deprived of living the life at a young age.

Now she's allowed to set her wings free and soar. Only this little birdy is still learning to fly.

Join the experience as Coral ventures to places she's never known, like the local McDonald... 





I'm kidding but you catch my drift. 

Written by:Kkay_Cookie
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