Abusive Homes And Parents

Abusive Homes And Parents

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I have helped many children grow from the horrors they had to suffer through whilst they were living with their parents. This story is about four of them; Abby Chancer, Jacob Lance and the twins Ali and Axel Jenkins. Blurb of child one: Three summers ago I met Abby, three summers ago I helped her with her secret, now she flourishes in life. A blurb of the Narrator's thoughts on why she helped the kids: After I met Abby I decided that I wanted to help others in her situation, because I believed that a child of any age never deserved to be treated the way Abby was treated or the way a little boy called Jacob Lance was treated before I helped him to have a better life. This book is a book of truth, pain and sorrow. This story features characters that display what a lot of kids have to face today. When your reading it, I want you to think about what kids today have to suffer through and how you might be able to help them. For ages 15+ Contains strong language And some scenes that might scare younger readers. Please realise that this book is not all just fiction and words it has truth behind it too. Thank you for reading my book. Love HPG ♡♡♡♡
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I look down at my hands and start crying again, "I-i'm sorry, Jayden." 
 He pulls me onto his lap and hugs me, I put my shaking hand on his cheek, "Jayden... I'm sorry I couldn't keep him from finding out. He said next time it's gonna be me or you... he told me I can't see you anymore." I say into his neck. 
 He pulls away from the hug and wraps his arms around my waist, "then there won't be a next time." 
 "W-w-what do you mean?" I ask with more tears falling down my face. 
 "I mean, there won't be a next time. We're running away." . . . Eighteen year old twins Vivian and Rosey, have been abused their entire life. Never loved, cared for, and always left to try to stay alive alone. But when Jayden walks in, everything changes. Vivian doesn't understand the love she feels and believes that Jayden deserves more than what she has to give him. And with every aching moment she spends trying to figure out when he's going to turn against her and become just like her parents, comes more pain. Two years after she runs away, she's left with only her lover and something she never thought she'd have the chance to love and hold. With the fear of Jayden leaving and her father finding her to finish her off, she stays alert to try to keep her family and herself safe from harm. But what if he finds them and takes all that she has left?

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