What remained

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Parts 2
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To be normal again. 
That's all that her mother wants for her. 
Is she really a bad person for wanting her child to be considered normal?
Equal to everyone else?
To be accepted?

To what lengths wouldn't a mother go for her child...All Rights Reserved

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