What Life is Made Of

What Life is Made Of

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All her life was full of Joy and Happiness, with her family and friends. She was always happy moving from one place to another. she used to live with her parents and two sisters. One of the most important people in her life was her grandpa, he used to be her best friend as some may call. he was always happy, always smiling at every thing that came along. Her favorite place to be on was my farm "La Floresta" it used to be a magical place for her. It was full of happiness, good memories that now felt so away, so distant,almost lost, replaced by something so depressing that changed her life completely and what was yet to come of it. This, Is the story of my life
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I will never forget the moment my entire world fell apart. It was June 7th, 2014. I was preparing for my grad twelve graduation. My dress was a beautiful deep purple with silver beads around the bodice. Dexter, my boyfriend's tie was a deep purple to match against his cheap black rental tux and black shirt. Though I hadn't seen him in his outfit yet, I knew he would clean up good. My mom and I were on our way back from Saskatoon. My dress had finally come back from the seamstress with the alterations done. It was a cool day with overcast clouds in the sky. It felt like any other day, little did I know it would change me forever.

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