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Kiara grew up in California with a loving father and a working mother. Everything seemed great until Kiara's parents got a divorce and moved to different states. Kiara goes with her mom to Wisconsin while her father goes to Nebraska. After her parents separate, Kiara won't be able to be in contact with her father until she turns 18. Will Kiara find happiness? Or will this situation ruin everything?
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Kiara has wanted someone to understand her all her life. Sure, her father was the scary boogeyman under the bed and that scared everyone away, but she wanted something more than just talking to the flowers that she found in the fields. She wanted someone who could truly relate to her fear, her passion, all her emotions. She wanted someone to believe in her. So, when she meets Jack Frost, another spirit who lacks being believed in, she can't help but feel a strong connection to him. But their relationship is in danger when Jack Frost becomes a guardian and he is set up to fight Kiara's father, Pitch. In the end, will Kiara still have someone that understands her? Or will she lose Jack Frost... and never be understood again? *Please note that I do not own the Rise of the Guardians and its original characters. I only own Kiara and Shade or other characters to come. There may be some changes to the character's dialogue due to Kiara being a character.*

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