Things I can't forget
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Last published Sat, Jan 23, 2016
Could you imagine moving somewhere new? With only a mother you can't stand? Having to make new friends and having to go to a new school?
Well meet me, Juliet Manners.
I'm the new girl in a small town called Brampton. With my father no where in sight it's only me and my self absorbed mother. My life so far has been a roller coaster of emotions and events which are all things I can't forget. Will this new change finally make my life better or will it just make it worse?
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