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Dripping Mascara
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Ongoing, First published Feb 01, 2015
All I want...is him,to be popular to make them feel my revenge trust me I may be 14 But so much can happen in my average life style this is one lame blurb (I'm really bad at blurbs) everything is at steak my family dies in a "accidental" car crash and suddenly all my friends fear me and then I find out something that makes me go pale that kinda EXPLAINS EVERYTHING And now it's time to get revenge with the power I have 1.get the person that killed my mum dad and sisters 
2. Get revenge on the populate 
3. Destroy everyone that destroyed me 

(sorry that was just the blurb I'm horrible with blurbs so sorry)
WARNING: story is heart racing XD
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