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  • Reads 214
  • Votes 11
  • Parts 13
  • Time 59m
Ongoing, First published May 17, 2013
Hope is the state which promotes the belief in a good outcome. For Kara hope is all she has. After waking up in the middle of the night to find her whole village alight Kara is left with no other option than to abandon all she has known and flee. In a hope that one day she will avenge her village. As time passes Kara is slowly loosing hope that her life will be normal once more.  Along the way she meets people that will help her, try and hurt her and save her. But most importantly she will meet one individual that will teach her its okay.  *** Pain ricocheted through my body, but I pushed past it, pulling gamma’s body out of reach from the wild, flames. Once we were out of harms way, my eyes blurred and blackness washed over me to love again and it’s a good thing to have hope. *** Follow Kara on her road of self discovery and revenge if you can handle it.
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We have been on the run for days now. The safety of my children is my priority. I was betrayed in the worst way, and I could not watch him hurt us any longer. I never saw my life going this way but here I am running for my life and my children's. This was the last bus stop, and I had a choice to make. I hope that I would not make the wrong one. He could find us at any moment and I imagine him dragging me all the way back by my hair. I didn't know who to trust but sometimes you just have to take a leap. Maybe, with a little luck, I will find the one thing I have been missing and be saved. One could dream, but for now, I'll keep running.