Moondust: insomnia and me

Moondust: insomnia and me

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'If our lives are already written, it would take a courageous man to change the script.' - Alan Wake Alexia has everything she could ask for good friends, a great tea collection, loving parents, and an annoying twin sister. Although, she feels an emptiness in her heart. An emptiness that questions her whole existence. 'Ah, it's just the hormones working up, you'll get over it as you grow up.' her mom muttered. And her insecurities become suspicious when a new girl gets introduced to their class. She's strange and she has secrets. [This is part 1 of the moondust series.]
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Kiara, a girl, who was sent to an abusive school, just because everyone thought she tried to kill her twin. She became one of the best underworld fighter. She wanted someone to trust her, someone she could cry in front of and tell how much she had to went through but she had no one in the process. She was bought back after 11 years, on her mother's family. And as she thought she was welcomed by hatred, after so many years. The last thing, she would do was trust her real family, which includes 5 brothers, a sister and a father. She wanted to go back to that abusive school of her's because it was better to live with some strangers who used to abuse her, then her own family become stranger and hate her. Also in the way, she finds a guy whom she starts loving.

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