Hope in darkness
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  • Reads 51
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  • Parts 15
  • Time 51m
Complete, First published Dec 14, 2015
Savanna has not had a religious past and being out on the streets gives her no meaning to life. At thirteen with no knowledge, money, or a job food is hard to come by. She was thrown out at age sixteen by her abusive "christian" father and has lived under a bridge. Thinking about her atheist but kind mother who died of cancer she realizes she would want her inside especially when it snows. She finds a church miles down the road and goes to it little does she know what hope this place will bring as she sneaks in one night to get to sleep.
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