Perfection
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Complete Tue, May 16, 20173h 13m
Imagine for a second that there was nothing you sucked at. You know, that one thing you can never do right; imagine that, as well as everything else, you were perfect a it. That's what Celestia Clare Scotte could do. Perfect at every single thing on planet earth. However, she missed one tinsy winsy little detail, her humanity is going haywire.
Now imagine you are a complete klutz, who cannot do anything right, ever. Doesn't know what to be, doesn't know what to do, or how to act. That is Celestia Clare's sister, Ryn. However, with Celestia Clare in trouble, Ryn must save her sister. But how can she save the one girl who never needed help before? What is she even supposed to do?
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