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Complete, First published Jan 31, 2013
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this is a real life story. of a child, growing up in very abusive & sheltered home. having to deal with things. NO child ever should. but one things for sure. by the end of this story. you may start to think differently about your own life, & what some take for granted.. out the ashes of a deep dark struggle. comes forth the brightest angel you may ever see.
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