Lullaby
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Romance
In this world full of magic, everyone has a soulmate. That is shown in the form of a single strand of hair. You can try to dye it. You can try to cut it off. But it will never leave until you form that bond with your soulmate. Whenever your soulmate dyes their hair, the strand will change to that colour. Pretty neat, right? Wrong. What happens when you are called a freak? Or a weirdo? Most people find their soulmate by the time they're in college or sometimes even in highschool. However, one girl in particular, Scarlett. She has yet to find out who it is. She hides her strand of dark purple hair with fear. She rarely shows it. But, she plays with the strand and longs to find who has been making her life hell. WARNING: Swearing, mature language, slight gore, mentions of abuse, mentions of rape!!
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