Metanoia

Metanoia

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"But why is there this fear in between the happiness?" Life has always been so simple and plain for Amana brown, a 17 year old teen and a average student in LASA High. It was her last year in the school. Just as she thought things were going smoothly, a broody new comer comes by and proves her wrong.
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