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Plastic Doll

Plastic Doll

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You know those lackeys in most highschool stories? The ones people often forget to name? Those that are simple labeled lackey #1 or lackey #2? The lackeys that follow the 'queen' of the school everywhere? Well, let me tell you that they're humans too. They have thoughts and emotions just like everyone else. And they all have a reason to follow the 'queen' of the school everywhere. And I thought it was time to see in the eyes of one of the least important characters in the story, because they have a story too. It's just that they deem themselves unimportant to tell it to you and if they did, I doubt that you'd bother reading it. Ps. This is more about the struggles they face really.
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