Maybe just Maybe

Maybe just Maybe

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Have you ever felt scoffed ,turned away or deluded by people just because of your physical apperance , even my own mother pushed me away just because of my maladroit appearance , I'm an encumbered girl turning 13 ,people say I'm very opulent and lucky , but deep inside I feel like I'm the most tormented person that ever lived . A girl named Shaynia Aleadandreia Noelle Volkesn or for short Shalelle ( combing all her names ) , goes to the outside world for the first time , after so many years locked up in her room by her fatherdue to that he is scared of what people may do to her , she meets people , who deride her and so many more. Is she able to handle all the pain that may cause as she steps out of her room and meet a whole new world .
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My name is Matilda and I gave up the most important thing in my existence. I told him we should see other people. I hated it but I felt like I was holding him back. So I set my future life bond Xander free. Within a week he had dated other girls, by the end of a month he barely looked at me and by the time six months had rolled around he had moved away. I can no longer speak and I refuse to see anyone but my family. My twin brother Kale is beyond furious and I know my parents are worried. But the simple truth is he is gone and he took my very essence with him. I am nothing but a shell. I am nothing without Xander, he was my life.

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