Freedom Gone Wrong?
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  • Reads 4,609
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  • Parts 3
  • Time 18m
Ongoing, First published Dec 29, 2012
Meet Kelsy Del Valle, a Filipina typical teen-ager who was raised in the United States of America. Always the spoiled brat of their family, Kelsy was never interested about her Philippine culture nor learning a simple Tagalog expression. She always claims that Philippines is a very corrupt country and that she is lucky enough to have spent her entire existence thirteen years of existence on a powerful country like USA. That really angered her parents, who happen to be famous Filipino personalities, and made the once and final decision to send their only daughter along with her older brother, Kyle, to the Philippines for her to realize that every critic she voiced out were grave mistakes. Kyle was never affected by their parents' predicament but Kelsy was deeply hurt. Will Kelsy be able to cope up with her new surroundings? Will she be able to make friends with her fellow constituents? Will she discover their family's identity in her own country? Her story begins in here.
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