Invisible Girl

Invisible Girl

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A girl named Jona Scallin wanted all of her dreams come true specially meeting her idols and favorite bands. She is a talented, bitter young girl who hides her talent so she coudn't be noticed. She likes to be invisible to any people's eyes and it seems like she's doing a great job. Even she's talented and all, she can't show it to anyone... She's just a kind of a girl who don't even say a word. Can somebody change all of this?
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