The Cliff

The Cliff

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Still working on it. It's fiction for young adults. Here it is: "Twenty years old Sedrick is trying to survive and understand some things. The war is coming and it's already hard to live. Although his father has a house, Sedrick is living as a homeless. With his backpack, some fireworks and a dog, the life is quite and peacefull. That won't last too long. Thursday is 'special'. That's when he can steal apricots and doesn't get caught. Rooftops of the city are his ground. Old ambandoned villa is his temple. Yellow Rose is his way of life. Ann Clare is his meaning of life. A few hundred years from now is Sedrick's present. But it's the same as ours. Painfull and tough. We trip up, but we shouldn't fall."
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