The F Child

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You had your mommy and daddy? Good for you. Living the All American Dream Right? Well aren't you special? Life as an F Child can have it's ups and downs.  Every kid has their own story of how their life went great while others can't get over the bad.  This is my story.All Rights Reserved

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