Amélie

Amélie

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WpMetadataReadMatureComplete Sun, Feb 19, 202319m
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Fiction
Romance
A couple pages from the journal of a teenage girl from the 19th century. It explores the constraints of society, sexuality and family from the perspective of a young girl brought up in a diabolical household. This is a reminiscent, nostalgic tale of first and young love, mingled with family drama, deception and trauma. Explicit scenes and traumatic situations have been explained. Proceed with caution. This is a purely fictional piece of work, any resemblance to real life characters or incidents is absolutely unintended. Presenting, Amélie, (the original French name for Ameloa) (If anyone is interested in volunteering for making the cover art for 'Amélie', contact me on Instagram at @acubina_) __________________________ Achievements! (20/02/23) : Ranked 4th in #parentalabuse amongst 521 other stories! (26/02/23) : Ranked 1st in #firstshortstory amongst 72 other stories! (28/03/23) : Ranked 4th in #minorcharacter amongst 20 other stories!
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***WARNING: MATURE CONTENT*** Darkness was something Ambrosia knew far too well. From childhood bullying to the loss of her parents, it seemed she couldn't escape it. She hid her outgoing personality from the world. Her only real happiness came from daydreaming about her crush, Daniel Amaury. Who knew that a seat change in class would change her life so drastically? *This novel contains graphic violence and sexual content. It is for MATURE adults only. If you cannot handle it you are more than welcome to leave.

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