Malefunction

Malefunction

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Odia Frank is in a band, Pink Whole. She lets you see her as whatever keeps you away, your concerned? Well then she'll tell you her mom died, simple, easy, make up a lie and no one will know the truth. She has been living in world where music is her only truth. She thinks she's fine until Amatho Jones otherwise known as Andy shows her everything she's missing out on, will she be able to let him see her? -----I'm Mercy and I don't know what I'm doing, like at all. There will be cussing and some other similar content. I don't recommend if you're sensitive to a little cussing and violence and open minds------
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