Turning Point

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Parts 4
Time 10m

generalfiction harrystyles justinbieber teenlife

Hello everyone, so this is basically my first writing. And i'm just doing it all randomly, like whatever is coming in my mind. I just hope you all like it. I'm not much into writing, so you all please just ignore my grammatical mistakes.
If you like my writing then please do give your suggestions and votes. I'll be thankful.
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