Altruistic HER
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She was an eccentric girl eager to give her all to others. But soon she realized that her relentless passion to help others led a hindrance in her destiny. Society didn't treated her the way she expected. She always thought that everyone was like her. SELFLESS.
But that wasn't the case.
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