Lost life (confused feelings)
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Ongoing, First published Apr 28, 2015
The story is about a girl confused about her feelings. And doesn't know what she
Is really feeling inside of her. Then she meets this boy that changes her life in her new school. She has to move schools a lot because her dad has to travel for work . So she doesn't have true friends. Until they end up stay in a place and stop moving to places. Then she meets the ones. Her mate and best friends.
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