Lost Regrets

Lost Regrets

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"KENNEDY RAY" I heard in a familiar yet stern voice shriek from the kitchen, you failed another English assessment! As it appears,School never really appealed to me, fitting into crowds and trying to stay in with the times was just another daily aggravation! I had always been placed as a social outcast in society, it started around the time my dad left my mom, my sister and I, the way everything happened so fast changed the way I looked at the world. My sister was one of the only people that truly understood my way of life, ya know French fries and milkshakes! Later as teenager I started understanding who I was and how I wanted to live my life......Till September 2nd, 2006 my sister Amethyst Ray was kidnapped from a 82 gas station near the Rambay river. Instead of allowing devastation and grief build me up, anger and obsession created a personality of it's own. The need to find her overcame me as I set off to find her and her kidnapper
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