Second Chance
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Jamye may not have the best life, but she knows for sure she doesn't have the worst. With her mom working late at the hospital every night Jamye is a able to get away with a lot. Maybe she has made some mistakes. And maybe she has never realized her mistakes. Maybe just maybe she will get another chance, a second chance perhaps.
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