Just Another Girl To You
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  • Reads 6,208
  • Votes 161
  • Parts 38
  • Time 3h 3m
Ongoing, First published Jul 14, 2014
Who's ever felt like they're useless, simply a place-holder, or sometimes even valueless? 

I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one.

I've been a good girl at home all my life... 

But school was different. I was feared, I was known as a bully, a life-threatening bitch. But another thing I was known for was how I've suffered from numerous cases of unrequited "love". 

Would love change who I am as a person? 

Read on and learn my story, a tale of my aspirations, hopes, dreams, misadventures, and many trying ordeals. I'm just a girl, but my life is far from ordinary.

I can't promise a happy ending, but then again, who could?
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