Anastasia
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I always thought my life would be average. Maybe less. I thought maybe id get pregnant in highschool raise the child alone working hard to support us but i wouldn't trade the kid for anything. Or maybe id get a college scholarship, find some nice guy get married and adopt a kid cause its way better than having your own.
What I never expected was to die at 16 while being held captive as the one I love tries to save me. It was too cliche to imagine. Like somthing that only happened in movies. Or in really cheesy romance books.
My story is a little crazy but I want it to be heard. I need it to be heard so that I can finally find some peace. So here it goes.
It all started that fateful day in August. The day before I met him....
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