The Real World

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Reads 1,357
Votes 67
Parts 3
Time 15m

Giselle is an innocent girl. She was not born to be a slave. She was supposed to have a bright future but some evil people used her for their profit and soon Giselle ended up in the royal mansion of one of the richest elites in the city.

This is the true nature of our society. There is cruel world around us that is always torturing poor innocent people. Every day teenagers are going missing because some greedy people just don't know when to stop.


          Being a slave is really hard. And that is what Giselle is going to tell us about. Her little slave life. There is still hope and a slave can also be loved.All Rights Reserved

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