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Not What She Seems
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Complete, First published Jun 01, 2018
Everyone gets chills around the strongest person in the school. Especially the boys, since she's a girl and beat the strongest boy in school. Everyone is afraid of her. She always acts tough, threatens people when they pick fights, always trying to act like the top person in school. Always trying to act how people expect her to act. Besides that, she tries to pose nice and act innocent. People think because she's a cripple and can't breathe on her own she's sure to be innocent and give her all the attention. I'm a cripple too, I have prosthetics too. But deep down, I know she isn't anywhere close to innocent. You can't fight but act all innocent. My goal is to expose her for who she truly is, and warn people of what a monster she is.

   I want to warn them, that Humaverans DO exist. I want to warn them that they're looking at a Humaveran every single time they watch her and someone else fight. After all, she does deserve it...

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