Were All "Fine"
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MatureOngoing7m
Last published Sun, Dec 20, 2015
She was a girl. Stuck in the same loop of the WORST, GENERATION, EVER. Everyday it was the same old thing. 1. Wake up 2. Get ready for the hell hole place kids like the call high school 3. Survive. Many girls are known to say "IM FINE" at least a good 500 billion times in their lives wishing for whosever poor soul that's in front of them to fix all their problems.
But Kasey isn't like most girls, when Dylan Kaso moves into town and attends her school, her past decides to dig its self up again.
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