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Abandoning Ally
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"I guess we all have to start from somewhere. Some start from the comfortable lives of loving families, and some start from the comfort of an abandoned alleyway."
            
Ally hasn't had an easy life at all.
            
When she was an infant, she was left in a cardboard box, alone and abandoned in an alleyway. She was found and then put up for adoption. 
      
Ally was soon adopted and had two loving parents. Everything was perfect for awhile until tragedy struck. She ended up thrown into the foster care system and grew up believing that she was truly alone and that she could never be loved. Abandonment and loneliness swallowed her whole. 
            
That was until she moved into Mrs. Webber's home and met the neighbour's son.
            
Can he be the one to help her realise that she can be loved?
       
 
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