I Survived, F**kers! (Vance Hopper x Reader)
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Warnings: This story contains...hardcore racism, slight harassment, bullying, strong language, violence, mentions of gun violence. If any of this makes you uncomfortable, PLEASE DO NOT READ.
Christian moved to Denver with her sister, wanting to start a new life after a horrible incident that happened back in Kansas. In the late 70s Chris is faced with racism, discrimination, bullying, and trying to escape her past. Until a light in the crowd pulls her through emotions she never knew she possessed. Family, friendship, love, and hate. Come along for the ride❤️
Started: March 12th 2024
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