The Special Thing

The Special Thing

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Abigail is an orphan has a very special talent and only her best friends know. She doesn't want anyone else to know either, but it seems someone else may already. She gets adopted by a married couple and seem to be the luckiest parents a person could get. They live in a life of luxury now. That may all soon end though and Abigail feels like that it is all her fault. ______________________________________________________________ Suckish way to put it I know. But this will probably get better after the story is close to completion. I hope you like what I have so far!
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