My secret family
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Have you ever had a little voice in your head? If not, you probably think I'm crazy, and you should most likely put this book down right now. This is the story of my secret family, the one everyone claimed were simply voices in my head, or my over active imagination. What little they know. This family is my savior. The most important thing to keep in mind while reading this is: I'm not crazy.
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