GIRL GONE MISSING
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"I stood stunned, the papers falling out of my hands. Bold print meeting my eyes. Missing. This girl was msiing, taken from her own home, stolen from her parents arms. But that wasnt what made me shiver down in fear. It was the picture of a little girl, her hair done up in it pigtails, a bright smile on her face, and a little pink dress that was all o familiar."
"That girl... was me."
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