I blame you
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Last published Mon, Aug 20, 2018
"I blame you..."
No one ever believes Ree. They never listen to what she has to say or give her the chance to further explain. Because your actions have consequences and no one can force you to do anything you don't want to.
This is the story of Rebecca White and how she comes to terms with her life!
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Lots of swearing and difficult situations. Different types if abuse. If you find any of the abuse hard to read about please don't read this book. I am not in support of any type of violence or abuse I am just personally familiar with them.
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