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Meet the girl that doesn't speak. Angela Rizcoffe, age 17.
It's not like she's a mute, but she keeps her voice hidden from everyone at school. And no, her voice isn't terrible or sounds like a boy, it's because she has a stutter.
A stutter that she knew people would laugh at her for because she's different, since she was picked on for it at her old school. But then she meet someone and couldn't hold her voice back anymore when it came to him. The reason why?
He's different too.
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