The Catch
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Ongoing, First published Sep 04, 2014
I sat there, alone. The bus had not drove by for hours. There were no cars. No people. Nothing, and no one. I was alone. Again. Alone. 

I've gotten used to this feeling. My father being a drunk, and my mother had left us when I was a child. I spent the last 8 years raising my little sister Penelope. My name? That doesn't matter. What does matter is my story, and that's what I'm going to tell you
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