Trouvaille // Cow Chop (On hold)
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Colorado was a new start. Somewhere I could reinvent myself, after the disaster I'd left behind in Texas. When I asked my parents to move, I didn't expected them to say yes, but they dropped everything and asked me that night, where to? It might have been that I was expelled from school, or that no one in town liked me anymore, or maybe they did it out of love. That same night I threw a dart on a map, and Colorado it was. No matter where I picked, it'd be better than Texas.
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