The Sent Away Runaway
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  • Reads 2,172
  • Votes 40
  • Parts 13
  • Time 1h 1m
Ongoing, First published Jul 22, 2012
Hadrian Lee Murry is a sixteen year old who hasn't had the ideal life. She witnessed her mothers death and also had been abandoned by her own father who left her nothing; well nothing other thank 50K.

She has been passed from family to family and has found her true family who she loves.

Living the life she has, she has had problems. She has been expelled from 17 schools; eight public schools, three privet schools and four boarding schools. 

Her family sends her to a boarding school in Dublin, Ireland, but her foster father doesn't mention; it's a all boys boarding school. Yep, she is now attending Keller's All Boys Boarding school.

There is also a secret in her going to this specific school. She just doesn't know what the secret is. 

Chance and Jackie her foster parents are keeping secrets from her and she just doesn't know. 

Will she ever find out?
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