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Creating Haven
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    Votes 32
  • WpPart
    Parts 13
  • WpHistory
    Time 2h 31m
Ongoing, First published Dec 22, 2019
"Can you stay away from me? That's the only thing I want right now. Please?"

I was begging him and he showed no sign of sadness or anger. 

"Nice joke Sia. Ha ha ha. Now let's get back to it. What's wrong?"

..................................................................

I'm Sia Dien, a 17 year old highschool student and to say that my life is a mess, is an understatement. 

But when the so called 'badboy' Zayden, my mother's only enemy's son, enters my life...the things get on a rollercoaster. 

Staying away was not an option and to stay together was a threat bigger than any.

 What will happen when things don't go our way? 

.

Filled with emotions, drama, comedy, bitchy girls, and heartless boys.
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