A Way Out
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Last published Wed, Dec 24, 2014
Anne Richards was the beautiful one once, the happy one, the nice one, and the popular one. Then the summer after eighth grade year her mother died, leaving Anne with her nearly absent father. Anne suddenly became invisible in school, nobody wanted to be around her, no one wanted to be her friend, no one cared about the horrible scars on her arms or the terrible numbness she kept to herself. Until one day...Everything changed...
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