Pink Veil
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"Concealed within shadows trying to find herself"
Rachel Smith has removed all possible things that could link her to her past. She is a completely different person than she was four years back. Her wardrobe has changed, her hair has grown longer, even her gender has changed.
She has finally become a girl physically as well, she was always one emotionally.
She has become much more self-reliant and confident than she used to be.
Not the one to be pushed around anymore, what will happen when her past itself comes and stands in front of her in the form of Foster Wilson?
Will she hate him for having a part in ruining her childhood?
And even if she wants to hate him, will she be able to?
🎖️Honourable Mention in TheInk Awards in Young Adult.
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