Heather Field
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Hadley Mason grew up in fear of those around her. Her family forcing her into things unimaginable to most kids. This childhood of crime leaving permanent scars.
Eli Bennett grew up in the dark areas of the city. Making money, and living off of the help from illegal organizations.
Both recently turned 18 and never imagined becoming roommates. With clashing personalities, their similarities were easily overlooked
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