The Rebel
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  • Reads 1,131
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  • Parts 4
  • Time 7m
Ongoing, First published Jul 10, 2012
*Warning, this story has explicit content, such as: rape of a minor, suicide, attempted suicide, child abuse, underage drinking, homosexuality, bisexuality, transgender, and heterosexualality, substance abuse, cursing, murder, and plain violence in general.*   As an added note, There will be errors in spelling and grammar because I don't have an editor. There will be slow uploads, because I read over what I write hundreds of times, and change little things to make it the best possible, so please be patient. I promise try and write long chapters. If I'm taking too long to write a chapter, do not hesitate to spam me to get it written faster. Odds are, I'll need it. If you are going to complain about any of the above, stop reading now. I will eventually get around to writing to a censored version, but for now this is it. I will write a sequel if people want it. That is all. -Cat
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