I'm not a caregiver?
Kaikofokkusu
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  • Reads 304
  • Votes 6
  • Parts 2
  • Time 20m
Kaikofokkusu
Ongoing, First published Mar 15
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Sarah was sure she would be classified as a caregiver. However when she receives her actual classification she refuses to believe it. How will she deal with her unexpected classification? Why is everyone treating her so different? Will she be able to adapt? And why does she want to be held by her best friend?
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