A Safe Place To Hide (no cover, sorry.)

A Safe Place To Hide (no cover, sorry.)

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Fri, Apr 18, 2025
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Fiction
Mystery
A young middle school girl, Annie Inktionling, goes missing after her Fashion and Arts' club. No one recalls her leaving or saying anything. Biel Inktionling, her father who owns a glass doll store that is famous for it's beautiful designs and many dolls. He was furious and set out to look for his daughter himself, leaving the store to be closed until they find her. Maybe the dolls know something. (A rough draft so far, this will probably be edited later...
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My family seems to be perfect from the outside looking in. We have the big house, the money for things, the million-dollar-smiles... but nothing is ever as it seems. We're plastic. We're fake. So fake, in fact, that we hide the little things about us, we hide everything about us, to be more specific. My dad does things he isn't supposed to, and my mom is taking it hard. My brother has a full ride to any college of his choice, and he's blowing it away like it's nothing at all. So what would happen if someone found out about us? If they saw through our little charade? If they looked past the kitchen curtains that hide every conversation my parents have with each other? What if we were exposed for who we really are, instead of who everyone thinks we are? - Available to buy now - COMPLETE PLEASE DON'T EDIT - I GOT IT Highest Ranking in General Fiction: # 283

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