Suicide Is For Pandas

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Reads 74
Votes 2
Parts 7
Time 32m

Gail Arrons is an adopted Chinese girl. Fourteen years old and just starting her fist year of high school at a public school. She's been homeschooled since third grade, meaning she hasn't been in contact with kids her age since then. 

Thus, we have an awkward, shy, and unsocial Asian entering what will be the most exciting (or maybe not) four years of her life. 

But what awaits her is something she hasn't encountered since leaving the third grade, will she be able to last?

(And yes to everyone who knows me personally or has read my bio, this is somewhat based off of me but not all the way).All Rights Reserved

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