Sisters from a different mother
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Last published Sat, Jul 25, 2015
This story is maybe with other teens are kids are having with there little or big sister. Kaliyah and Kelley always fight and talk mess to one another and its getting very annoying to Kaliyah...very ignoring. See what happens when Kaliyah looses it and take matters into her own hand.
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