Locker 101
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Lora,who is 15 years old, moved to a new town after her parents' divorce. She tried to make new friends but everybody seemed to reject her and she felt like an outsider. One day, she found an envelope inside her locker and when she opened it, she was stunned with what's written in it. Her life became miserable after that and all she dreamt of was to stay alive.
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