BIGGEST MISTAKE

BIGGEST MISTAKE

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A inspired true story about a teen, who at a very young age got bullied. Jazmin Hale, discovers something very unfair happening in her life. In her life there were some ups and downs but she handled them wisely. But as soon as she got older she made her biggest mistake. She meets the person who she made her BIGGEST MISTAKE with. Will she forgive? Will she take revenge? Or will she give a second chance?
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