Karma
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  • Reads 26
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  • Parts 2
  • Time 13m
Ongoing, First published Jul 21, 2019
Mature
"So you're real name is actually Karma?" The  guy ask while almost tripping over his own feet. 

"Yup." 

His voice sounded familiar but I didn't bother looking at him. I pull out an cigarette. "You got a light?" 

"Um n-no, sorry," he stutters. 

Rolling my eyes I put the cig away. 

"So why did your parents name you Karma?" I could feel his eyes burning a hole on me. This dude has a serious staring problem. 

"The same reason I screwed your dad." 

The guy stayed silent, well that shut him up. I smile to myself imagining the shocked expression on his face. 

When I turn to see the guys face, my stomach instantly dropped. 

Fuck!

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Karma's been in and out of foster homes practically her whole life. Her life is a total shit show but her next foster home could have potential to set her right in life. Continue reading to see how she struggles with depression, friendships, and life itself.
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