The Black Canary
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  • Reads 53
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  • Parts 2
  • Time 7m
Ongoing, First published Dec 15, 2015
Mature
Imagine everything in your life being taken away from you. Not because you accidentally threw it away or some one took it away but you had a choice. A choice to either live and become a monster or die from fighting. What would you choose? Would you want to destroy your family when it is not you or would you want to die for your family? Now let me tell you this I had another choice. Even though I thought I could hide this little white lie forever it may not be possible. I have been broken down into pieces and sooner or later my Black Canary soul will be nothing but a monster.
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