Please, forget what I've done
yellow-butterfly
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  • Reads 20
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  • Parts 2
  • Time 5m
yellow-butterfly
Ongoing, First published May 10, 2019
dramticfictionjaillifemusicromancetragedy
Arron was once a wealthy and popular musician. Until she went to jail, until the many times she went to jail. Now she's poor and slightly insane. Suffering from horrible flashbacks of her time in prison every time she plays an instrument, And passing out from time to time from the anger. Building your life back up isn't easy, all while getting the love of her life back? besides, who wants to see a criminal preform?

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