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Everyone starts with a blank page the day you're born. It's your choice how to fill it, right? Wrong. There's always someone telling you what's wrong and what's right. Someone who always tells you what to do. But, do you really want or have to listen? You know when you're born you are just a little baby. You can't do anything and you don't know anything. The government is really cracking down on rebellious teens and young adults. Before you are born your parents program you. They program you so you'll always have a place in life and will always focus on that. They think that if they program you that you will be perfect. That's usually the case... Unless it fails. Your parents raise you, hoping the program worked. They don't know if it did or didn't until the day you turn sixteen. Thank you so much @Awesomesauces1234 for making this amazing cover! Whoever reads this you need to hit her up! She works quick and does a great job!
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