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Ongoing, First published Jul 20, 2015
Alfie Fisher.  The rebel, the addict.  Has just been diagnosed with Leukemia.  With no family or friends to help her she's in a bit of a pickle.  While on her way to therapy, she waits on the bus stop bench.  There was a man sat next to her.  She sinces him as he looks at her on and off.  "Who are you?"  He asks.  She then tells him her name, but she must have said something wrong because he chuckles.  "Did I say something wrong?"  "Did you?"  He replied, "My child you don't even know your own name."  That's when the questions in her mind started to flow.
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