The Girl They Call Lilac
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  • Time 34m
  • Reads 132
  • Votes 5
  • Parts 4
  • Time 34m
Ongoing, First published Sep 27, 2015
Mature
Librety James, also known around her town as "Lilac" because of her pastel purple hair, is a 16 year old girl living in hell. Her only real escape is school and her best friends house. She has to live with her abusive father who gives zero shits about her well being. Her next door neighbor, Chase Wayland, has witnessed everything she's gone through but still does nothing to stop it. Her best friend, Avery Kay, has begged Librety to report her father but she refuses to do so. Her other best friend, Peter Shirt, has no clue that Librety is being abused but has his suspicions. Follow Librety (Lilac) on her drama, romance, and action packed adventure!

[This book does has alot of crude language so if you don't like that I'm sorry but that's how I write. Read or don't but if you do, thanks so much and if not.... it's your decision so props to you bud!]
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