Good Girl

Good Girl

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'We live on a safe street, I never imagined this,' 14-year old Ivy's parents have been arguing all night, she's had enough of this and decides to run away. She starts to hear voices as she follows them and gets kidnapped. She slowly goes insane as she's locked in a room for months. TW *some scenes may be distressing to some people*
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"Elizabeth was a simple woman with a very simple life: arguing parents and two siblings. She loved to stay cuddled up in her warm sheets in her cold room, reading books and listening to music. Her life had been pretty boring when she really thought about it, but... school was about to start again, her senior year. Elizabeth was really tired of school; she was ready to leave that place and never turn back. All she did was wake up, go to school, and deal with the fake people there and their shenanigans. Nothing interested her until one night she was walking, trying to clear her head, and accidentally bumped into a hard wall-or so she thought. She looked up to see light brown pools staring into her skull. They stared at each other in tense silence. The guy she bumped into was the first to break it. "Watch where the fuck you're going," he said. She suddenly felt nervous after she heard his deep, gravelly voice. Elizabeth stammered out a quiet "sorry," her head down, embarrassed by her zoning out. It had become a problem after her 16th birthday, when her best friend Sade moved to the other side of the world. She had no one to talk to, so she just got stuck in her mind most of the time. She blinked, the fog of her zoning out finally clearing, only to realize the guy was long gone."

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