The Room
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Last published Sun, Apr 24, 2016
Allison is battling depression.
As a way to feel better she cuts herself.
Her so called "best friend" Victoria finds out and tells Allison's parents!
Is Allison still friends with Victoria or does the story take a horrible turn for the worst ......
Contains some triggering passages ,violence,sexual nature.
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