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  • Reads 1,021
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  • Parts 8
  • Time 38m
Ongoing, First published Apr 21, 2020
"People will talk if they get wind of this" I said desperation coating my voice. 
   "Yea."
  "Yea?! Is that all you have to say Dax? Yea?!" I asked trying to free myself from his grip.
  "Torah, people are always gonna talk. And I don't give two shits about it" he drawled with an air of nonchalance "There's nothing anyone is going to say to change my mind about you. Nothing."
  


  Torah Ajiké Davis, a young biracial teenager, had never had it easy in life, she had always wondered what was the cause for her father's unwarranted hatred. She'd hoped in her heart that he'd change for the better but realized there wasn't going to be a later when he sent her packing, to a country on a completely different continent.

    What happens when she's tossed into a world full of strangers with only her wits, a closed off grey eyed boy and above all, God to see her through.
   Read to find out.
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