Open your eyes under the water
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Last published Sat, Feb 14, 2015
The mixture of love, sadness, magic and more! California girl is restless. Wether it's swimming to Florida and back, falling in love and out, meeting her sister for the first time, or loosing her best friend. Join Kiki on her life long adventure to learn to except who she truly is.
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