Diary of donut

Diary of donut

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This is a diary completely true my life my rules im not a celebrity but I think my life is interesting enough to write a book about it you may be wondering why it is called diary of a donut well when I started middle school I gained the nickname donut because my last name is teriadonut weird I know I didn't ask for that surname it's just luck. This story is about falling out and making up making new friends and losing friends and maybe falling in love who knows anything can happen in my world enjoy :)
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