Leading to Freedom

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Rachel, only age twelve, fights the system and her mother, just to live with her father and have a little freedom. At her mother's, Rachel gets treated like a slave, gets hit, and is more antisocial than ever. While at her dad's house, Rachel sees light in every possible corner, no matter how deep the corner is. Join her in finding out how her life will turn out, rather being a slave forever or having a semi-good life, filled with a little freedom.All Rights Reserved

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