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Blaze
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Blaze was young, talented, and beautiful. She was often seen as perfect. She played cello in her schools top orchestra and her city's youth orchestra; she was first chair in both. Blaze could sing. Blaze could dance. She could draw and paint almost anything. She was intelligent beyond her years. Needless to say, Blaze had it all. Blaze was the girl who lit herself on fire to keep everyone else warm; this was why nobody knew she was dead inside. Blaze was hopelessly depressed. Blaze was. Blaze scorched out too soon. The only thing left of her is a note and a journal showing only glimpses of the torment she endured during her "perfect" life.
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Mila

Mila Silva turned 18 years old a year ago and works in the kitchen with her mom at the packhouse and when Mila at school her mom works at a Diner that is near the freeway. While working one night when her mom stay home because she wasn't feeling well. That night she works with another cook at the packhouse. Mila never saw this coming from him, that night she took a tray of snacks to his room. He wasn't supposed to be there but he was and he's been drinking she can smell the alcohol on him. What he did next was wrong, he took her innocence. She wanted to scream for help, but he threatens her if she did he would kill her mom. She never thought he would do this to her, she has known him since they were kids, she went to school with him, had a crush on him when she was 13 yrs old. About a year ago he started treating her like shit in front of his friends. Mila ran home after he passed out, she then walks into the room she shared with her mom. She turned the TV on a little loud, she didn't want others to hear what she was about to tell her mom "What's wrong Mila?" her mom asked looking confused and sad because she can tell that her daughter is hurting. She told her mom what happened to her and then her mother held her tight as they both cried because what he did to her. The next day Mila and her Mom were gone.....

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