Not What It Seems..

Not What It Seems..

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Fri, Apr 14, 2017
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Alice wasn't ever a very popular girl. But she had her group of friends that mattered to her and made her feel some what "popular". However, other kids at school constantly pick on her. Shoving her into lockers, pushing her down stairs, having groups of kids so much bigger than her beat up on her. At home, it didn't get much better. Her mom was an alcoholic, and her dad was abusive drug addict. Alice is so alone in such a big world, scared, and so abandoned. Little do her friends know, there is more to Alice than what she seems to be. With her fake smiles, forced laughs, long sleeves, and act of anti social shyness.
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