Died Hope
  • Reads 19
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  • Parts 5
  • Time 13m
  • Reads 19
  • Votes 5
  • Parts 5
  • Time 13m
Ongoing, First published Jun 09, 2024
the world of friction is very famous nowadays and I am also addicted with it this story is going to be so fun, adventure etc .
I am writing this novel just for fun don't take serious anything and if there is a grammatical mistake feel free to save me that this is a mistake I will correct it. 
if you like my story then you can give me ideas by commenting .
I will come to the point basically this story is based on someone's real life but something are not real in the story so you can say it's  frictional and non fictional too .
the character I have created is frictional but the female lead is not frictional she is in real but very she who is she and not going to say because it's personal. 
a girl with no hope in her eye .
how people used her how people made fun of her and how people made her life miserable. 
obviously I am going to use another name not her real name.
I have a warning for this also that this may contain sexual contact, abuse, alcohol use, torturing, rape, etc 
so if you are sensitive so please don't read this story. 
the male lead is very tough I think you will like it 😉
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