When A Girl Comes Along
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Last published Mon, Oct 28, 2019
Azula doesn't have the best home life. Growing up in a Mexican American community full of devout Catholics is not always easy either, especially when you have fallen for your best friend. Weighing the importance of their friendship against fears of being alone, Azula finds a way to navigate through this disaster called life to find out who she truly is and where she came from.
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