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Never Enough
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Ongoing, First published Feb 15, 2015
Mature
Once upon a time there was a little girl and she could never have enough. And it drove her mom crazy to. But when she was older and was in college it then drove her roommate crazy also. She always wanted to do something awesome like rock climbing or something. But when she graduated from college she new that she could go where ever she wanted and she was now free. She then had a happily life from then on and she was making money for what she loved by being a photographer and she got to Tavel around the world with her friends from work and they get to take pictures of penguins, bears, hippos, lions, and if they get lucky endangered tigers. And when she was old enough and had to retire she lived in an apartment and she never had to do any work again, which made really happy but what made her more happy was that some of her friends that she used to work with lived just down the hall from her and they got to see each other every day, and they lived happily ever after. The End
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