My Life Story
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MatureOngoing7m
Last published Sun, Mar 31, 2024
This is a "story" about a young girl who grows up to fast, she doesn't know how her life is going to turn out or even if she's going to have a future, you learn about her childhood (what she can remember at least), her life as of right now and hopefully her life in the future. Does she make it out alive from her own thoughts or does she eventually fade into the nothingness? Who Knows? She sure as hell doesn't.
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