Can I Call This My Home? (Under Construction)

Can I Call This My Home? (Under Construction)

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Hey, I'm Chelsea Lovato and before you ask no Demi Lovato and I have no relation, but that'd be cool huh? I live with my dad in Miami, Florida, just my dad, my mom dipped when i was two and I haven't seen or heard from her or my sisters since, but life is pretty good here with a few problems I have with myself other than that everything is okay, I guess? Well that's what she thought at least. So what happens when your entire world is turned inside out? The only person you've ever known to love you is dying? You've finally met your idol but never in the way you've imagined, and the family you've dreamed of for years is the family that abandoned you? How would you deal with having to move into a complete strangers home thousands of miles away from where you grew up, where you learned how to live the only place you belong, your home? Find out how Chelsea learns to cope with all these sudden changes or if she can cope at all in 'Can I Call This My Home?'
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They call me Blossom. Cute name, right? Don't be fooled. That's not my real name, it's the one I gave myself when the streets became my only family. Out here, every day is a fight. A fight to eat, a fight to stay warm, a fight to keep from disappearing into the cracks of a city that doesn't even notice you're alive. It wasn't always like this. There was a time when I had a roof, a bed, and other kids who felt just as lost as I did. But when the orphanage collapsed under debt, they shipped most of the kids off to foster homes. The rest of us? We weren't so lucky. We were the leftovers. Disposable. We didn't get homes, we got the streets. And the streets don't care if you're 15 or 50. They chew you up, spit you out, and dare you to survive another night. That was my life. Cold, hungry, invisible. Until one night, luck or maybe fate, threw me into the path of someone who would change everything. Someone the world worshiped, but I didn't even recognize: Demi Lovato.

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