Mentaly Insane

Mentaly Insane

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This is the story of Kimberly Zane. She is 39, has way too long brown hair. It is very messy and curly. She has emerald green eyes and her skin is awfully pale. She lives in the big white house. Oh not the white house, the big white mental hospital. Kimberly is Mentally ill. This is her point of view in this situuation. Enjoy
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