I Call Myself The Traveler
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  • Reads 76
  • Votes 2
  • Parts 4
  • Time 12m
Ongoing, First published Sep 03, 2015
Two typical run of the mill families. Maisie a 1 1/2 year old girl belongs to a family of millionaires. Generation to generation the money is passed down. When she turned 13, she would get a portion of her share. If her parents are still alive to hand it to her, that is. Then there's Emma. A typical 14 year old girl, with two hard working parents with an average income of $78,000. Her mother was also pregnant with her second child.  It would be her half sister. Her father wasn't her biological father. But she would love the new baby all the same. Emma's grandparents owned a pizzeria, where Emma worked on the weekends. On a good week, she made $200. Her dad was a graphic designer, and her mom was a social worker at her high school. 
   All was well until one fatal event, one vacuous person, turned the girls' worlds upside down.
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