Erin (COMING DECEMBER 15)
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Last published Sun, Aug 29, 2021
Her name meant peace, but she had no peace. Stuck in the Web of her predictor, Damilola is exhausted from struggling for so long, she think it is time to give up.
After being expelled from her old school, Damilola cut-off from her friends, not because she wanted to but because she had to. They all think it is because of the horrible things she did, but maybe there is more.
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