Understanding Gregory

Understanding Gregory

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Gregory's mother refuses to acknowledge Gregory's transsexual existence. Gregory doesn't know why. Gregory does know it's pissing her off - but what can she do? She depends on her mother for home. Yet Cecil suggests she should take a journey to the Eastlands when she reaches 16. "It's a real eye opener" Like fuck Gregory's waiting to she's 16, at just 11 Gregory runs from home, to get to the Eastlands that's only known for its million years history, of war, and being the only inhabited area before our almighty gods The Twelve came to earth. Can little Gregory get to the Eastlands, and if so, what could she possibly discover there that could iron out the creases in her relationship with Mother?
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