Prologue
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"What do you mean?" he questioned. "Their's something abut you, something that draws me in. I want to know you, I want to experience YOUR life" I exclaimed. "Fay, I'm not who you think I am. I'm not even close to who you think I am. Don't become close to me. Don't....it's going to ruin you" he said with a smirk but their was something else in his eyes this time...it wasn't, wasn't him, their was love? Curiosity kills the cat.......but in this story I would say curiosity kills the girl....doesn't make sense does it? Well read the story to find out what I mean......
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I glanced down the streets leading away from this treacherous town, wondering what it would be like to start over, how easy it would be to run away; settling on that thought I turned and began following the road that led out, aching for just a taste of something new, even if that meant I turned around and went back after. Soon my curiosity took over as my eyes trailed a mysterious trail twisted out of my view, I smiled, gripped my backpack, and headed down the trail. And just like that, my taste of a new life became more then I could chew as I uncovered secrets, and broke into places I was not suppose to be. Soon I got myself so deep I couldn't just turn and go back, now I have to fight for my life and struggle to break free of the monstrous people I had provoked. Does curiosity really kill the cat?

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