JOURNEY TO THE WEST
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Ongoing, First published Oct 14, 2015
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Her journey began in South Africa when she was only 19 years old. Her mother and her brother were at the airport with her as she prepared to go to school in America.

'Please, my daughter be careful out there. America can make you and break you. Choose your path.' Looking worried she nods her head to her mother and pulls her in for a hug.

One thing Pauline's mother did not know is that her daughter was five months pregnant. She was terrified of telling her mother fearing not going to America. 

Pauline's heart was racing when she walked away from her mother and brother. She could care less about the trip and the life ahead. What she mostly worried about is the baby in her stomach. With nobody to tell, Pauline had herself with the little knowledge she had about taking care of a baby. 

Once she found her seat, she did not want to do anything but sleep.
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