The Scars That Lie Beneath
divaakoto
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  • Reads 1,549
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  • Parts 13
  • Time 53m
divaakoto
Ongoing, First published Jul 12, 2020
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Rebellious.Defiant.Wild. 
These Are A Few Names She Had Been Called Growing Up.
But Adwoa Serwaa Being The Strong Headed Girl That She Is Never Quit Trying Failing Over And Over Again Just To Learn Something New Each time.
Now She's 17 And done With High School Ready to Explore This Harsh And Cruel World Realising That It's Time To Find Her Path And Fight For Her Dreams
From Ghana-West Africa A Strong Black Woman Stands Tall.
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