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Ongoing, First published Jan 04, 2021
Megan. Alex. Bailey.
An 18 year old, or what seems like a normal teen girl, sleeping in class, hanging out with her friend, goes to school, a normal house, decent amount of money, 
but if you look closer you'll see that her life is not anywhere close to being ordinary.

What is she going to do about the drastic changes happening in her life?
When the impossible becomes possible?
When she snuffs out the truth behind her childhood, the childhood that will change her life and her friends forever?
Read to find out...


WARNING: Some parts of the story may not make much sense because throughout the chapters I have been writing I changed the story in a slightly different direction, so please if you see some information in earlier chapters that is different in later chapters please comment so I can change it as fast as possible. Thanks! And Enjoy the book!!

P.S
I am not good at writing introductions. Oops...
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