Remember What You Stand For(slow updates)
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  • Parts 2
  • Time 7m
Ongoing, First published May 26, 2018
Mature
This is the story of Delaney Johnson. A young girl fled with her mother and two older brothers after the disappearance of her father. She was just 9, but she remembers it like it was yesterday. Her father left for a job interview one morning and never returned home. Her mother decided the best thing for them moving forward was to move in with her sister in New Orleans. After a while, her mother landed on her feet and worked hard to provide for her children. She tried living a normal life. She is going on her senior year of high school her brothers, Hendrix and Imari, struggled to get degrees and to provide for the family. They always did right by their little sister. If anyone can make it out it would be her, they said. This is where we begin...
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