Fly,Butterfly,Fly

Fly,Butterfly,Fly

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All she wanted was to live a normal life like a young adult. All of that changed when she met Ryan Conner. He messed with her head and she was dumb enough to fall for him. How can someone so evil as how him hurt a por butterfly like her? After one month since her encounter with Ryan, she have never left her house. Concerned YouTube friends of hers try to help her out. But will one of them be able to heal the broken butterfly again? Emily hid her illness until her best friend Alesa found her vomiting during their get together. Alesa couldn't tell if Emily wanted to have her baby or not. Emily didnt wanted to think about it yet. Will the butterfly and their child be able to grasp their freedom from Ryan?
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