The Coolest Invisible Kids
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Last published Sun, Feb 21, 2021
Hayley Reed is a friendless "loser" or at least that's what what people say. life is hard sometimes and through out her high school year she learns that it might not be the best but it help to have friends. brighter is the right word for how she sees the world. she meats a group of kids that have been thrown out, cased away from the "normal" kids. Sometimes it just easier to be invisible, but what's the fun in that.
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