About A Girl . . .
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  • Reads 776
  • Votes 9
  • Parts 4
  • Time 36m
Ongoing, First published Jul 16, 2011
Having been confined to the four walls of her house for eighteen years, Arianna has never had the chance to be a normal teenager - go to school, go to parties, shop, or even have a conversation with people she didn't live with. Instead, she's remained indoors for her entire life, completely unaware, that her backdoor leads to the enigmatic outside world.
Finally, curiosity kicks in and she leaves the life she's known and the friends she's grown up with, to finally live life, for the first time. She gets to encounter different adventures and even experience some romance.
Meanwhile, her 'mom' back at home, isn't about to sit back and let Arianna escape from her prison, so goes out searching for her.
On these epic journeys, lies are uncovered, and secrets, revealed. The question remains: What lies in store for Arianna?
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