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Completed✔️ Follow the life of Cheryl Carter, a young lady who has a passion for music since childhood. She leaves home at a young age as her parents did not support and after years of trying, she finally signs a contract. But will she be able to overcome the obstacles of the music industry? 36500- 37500 words ______________ A better version of this story coming soon
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