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Trust No one
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Ongoing, First published Sep 26, 2014
Marissa, 15, brown hair blue eyes, straight C student. Daughter of Louisa and Roberto Quartez. Head honcho of the Quartez "gang". Being the daughter of the most feared man in gottum county has its perks and downsides. Perks, respect. Downside, everyone wants your family dead. Tired of watching over her shoulder and drug dealing, gun swinging idiots, Marissa and her best friend Samantha both decide that its time to leave. 
Faking their deaths, they both escape the gruesome life of Drug and Gangs. 
You can always run but you cant hide for long
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