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The Reason Why

The Reason Why

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Wed, Mar 11, 2015
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This story it about a thirteen year old girl, Caitlin, who was bullied and pressured to do stuff. Caitlin soon became depressed and committed suicide. Before she died, she made a scavenger hunt, the person who cared most would get a prize. In Caitlin years of living she found her once called 'friends' weren't. Some people stayed but she doubt they were even true. At home was no better, her parents bicker and fight, some leading to violence. One day they separated, and everything fell apart. Her dad fell asleep at the wheel of the car he drives, and drove off a bridge. Her mom stopped talking and shut herself out. School people picked on her because the money she once had was gone. Dying was a gift to Caitlin so she wants to make the person who truly care have a gift in return.
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