Another Super Stereotypical High School Story
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Last published Fri, Feb 1, 2019
It feels like so many bad things have gone wrong in Kassandra Dalley's life. Add all of that onto high school. Annoying cliques, stressful homework, and teachers that don't listen. Great. That's just what she needed right now.
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