Pit Bulls
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Sisters
In a dysfunctional or broken family, there are traditionally four roles that the children tend to take on to cope. The Walker girls are no exception to that. Amy Walker is the oldest and has taken on the role of the hero or the golden child. She works hard to try and be good at everything she loves: drawing, painting, singing, dancing, and more. She's responsible, often caring for her younger sisters whenever her dad is at work or gone for a business trip. Spoiler alert, he's almost always working or on a business trip. That means that a lot of pressure is on her shoulders to try and keep her family together and mostly happy. The second role is known as the scapegoat, and Jackie Walker fits that role perfectly. She often acts out, at school and at home, and takes out everything she feels on those around her as she continues to take the blame for everything that goes wrong. Sometimes she acts out to try and take any focus off of the problems within their household, thus making herself the problem instead. It isn't always intentional, but sometimes it is. Rachel Walker often finds herself fitting in the box of the lost child, or the invisible child. She follows the rules and tries to fly under the radar, not wanting to upset anyone. She excels academically and helps her sisters with their school work, so that she and they won't need to ask for anything. However, this often leads to her being ignored by her father and lonely at school and home. The last role is the mascot, or the class clown, and Jo fits that role. She is the youngest child, which is typical of this role. She is well liked and relatively outgoing, making her popular at her school. She's a bit of a prankster, often targeting adults as a way to get back at them and to make her peers laugh. Her humor, her pranks, and her sarcasm, are often a defense mechanism. Follow along for their story of family, both found and blood, and sibling rivalry.
Damage
Careful what you take for granted, cause with me you know you could do damage..Concluída
Blamed
There is more to a dog then meets the eye. Because every dog has a story. The same way you have a story. So never look at a dog and think that their life has been, being born and then adopted because most likely there is so much more to it... Chocolate is a purebred German Shepard. It is an (obviously) unspoken rule of dogs that purebreds are lucky. They are more likely to be adopted and have happy lives. But nothing about Chocolate's life is happy. Will that change? AN: Still convinced you should read this book here's a trailer by Nicole's Gaming on YouTube: https://instagram.com/p/BYGty84FZh-/Concluída
Saving My Abused Lover
Fights. They can ruin everything; friendships, relationships and families. They can break and destroy you but they can also make you stronger. You decide when it's time to give up, when it's time to break or if you can remain tall. It's always up to you...Concluída
Demons
Demons are vile creatures. They kill, they torture, they do anything to satisfy their nasty needs. They have no order. They're just lost souls of humans who went to Hell. They have horns that grow up into the sky, wings, claws that rip through skin, sharpened teeth, and no remorse. They live in the fiery pits of Hell and they enjoy it. That's not exactly true.Concluída
Loyalty
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Street-Bred
Eat. Sleep. Survive. That's the daily activities of street dog, Fawn. And as a loner, life can go on without any pack-problems. But what happens when her nemesis tries to force her into becoming his mate? How long can Fawn run? And can an oddball dog pack help save her before it's too late?Concluída
Rebel Tomboy vs Bad boy
Warning: Bad language, Sexual things, abusive content, possible misspelling, please do not hate...Concluída
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In a dysfunctional or broken family, there are traditionally four roles that the children tend to take on to cope. The Walker girls are no exception to that. Amy Walker is the oldest and has taken on the role of the hero or the golden child. She works hard to try and be good at everything she loves: drawing, painting, singing, dancing, and more. She's responsible, often caring for her younger sisters whenever her dad is at work or gone for a business trip. Spoiler alert, he's almost always working or on a business trip. That means that a lot of pressure is on her shoulders to try and keep her family together and mostly happy. The second role is known as the scapegoat, and Jackie Walker fits that role perfectly. She often acts out, at school and at home, and takes out everything she feels on those around her as she continues to take the blame for everything that goes wrong. Sometimes she acts out to try and take any focus off of the problems within their household, thus making herself the problem instead. It isn't always intentional, but sometimes it is. Rachel Walker often finds herself fitting in the box of the lost child, or the invisible child. She follows the rules and tries to fly under the radar, not wanting to upset anyone. She excels academically and helps her sisters with their school work, so that she and they won't need to ask for anything. However, this often leads to her being ignored by her father and lonely at school and home. The last role is the mascot, or the class clown, and Jo fits that role. She is the youngest child, which is typical of this role. She is well liked and relatively outgoing, making her popular at her school. She's a bit of a prankster, often targeting adults as a way to get back at them and to make her peers laugh. Her humor, her pranks, and her sarcasm, are often a defense mechanism. Follow along for their story of family, both found and blood, and sibling rivalry.
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