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Ezra
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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sat, Nov 3, 2018
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Romance
(Project for NaNoWriMo) Ezra Tran wants a happy life. She wishes she could see her brother without upsetting her dad, she wishes her mom hadn't left, and she wishes her Aunt Jen was allowed to step foot in her house. She also wishes that her dad would be nicer. But none of those things are possible right now, and she's not sure how much longer she can deal with it. (The summary is crap right now but I will improve it as the story progresses) (Also, trigger warning. There are scenes of domestic violence that may be triggering for some - reader discretion is advised)
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