TYPICAL NIGERIAN
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A story about an African (Nigerian)Teenager.
Life can be interesting and we wish sometimes for it to never end other times it throws us stones.
Mona Lisa is a Vibrant girl in her teen years, full of life , love , and hope but everyone has their own share of turmoil in life and Mona is no exception.
Read and find out in a way you least expected it
#don't cry
LOVE, Pauline Simons Sai🌸
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