Which is my parent?
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Maria Kelly didn't have it easy, her uprising wasn't graceful. Grew up on the wrong side of the tracks, filled with the wrong people and bad situations. Her mother didn't even know who her father was.
She grew up never trusting anyone but her best friend Anna and a gang lord. Maria and Anna worked at a run down pub for money.
Hank and Antonio find out that they slept with the same woman and that woman had a daughter. Now they want to find her, because she is the daughter of one of them.
But she runs.
Maria can't be caught by the cops but these two men won't stop and their cute partner seems to be all she's thinking about.
But things spiral out fast for Maria.
Will she have to turn to the Intelligence Unit for help? To confront what she hasn't had her whole life?
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