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People always say that the hardest part of telling a story is knowing where to start. This would be especially difficult if you had no story to tell. I relate. I know. I feel the stress and worry of having something to say . It's not easy to grow up with 6 brothers and 4 sisters . I love it , don't get me wrong, but , there are always struggles. It was never easy to think of something meaningful to say, and when you did it was always harder to have it heard . I never had a story. But now I do .
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Here's a bombshell for you: I have eight brothers. Eight extremely attractive, smart, mischievous, crazy overprotective brothers. Well, step brothers. Trust me when I say that it didn't start out that way, with me having eight step brothers. My father got remarried when I was sixteen. Another bombshell for you: I had no clue that the marriage was happening until about three months before, and I only found out because we were moving from Texas to New York in a week. Yeah, my father wasn't huge on the whole 'sharing' thing. But, that's not what you opened up this book to read, now is it? Well, I should probably start telling you the legitimate start of the story. (Heads up here, guys. This book is about abuse and will have occasional swearing in it. Okay, that's my warning. Have a nice day!)

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