House on the Hill

House on the Hill

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Parts 9

MatureOngoing1h 18m

Last published Mon, Jan 12, 2015

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To the outside world, Rebecca seems like any other teenager; she has a simple home life, two parents, average grades in school, and didn't have many friends. Rebecca learned at a young age how to hide everything with a smile; smile and no one asked questions. But her home isn't as the world sees it... at home; she lives in her own personal Hell. Every day she has to face the Monster, as she calls it, which rules her house, taking the abuse every day until one night she make a mistake that will keep her from returning home. She finds the house, the boy, and the possibility of a better future. Will she take the chance at a better life? Or will she return to the Monster? ***Finished Edited version of this is now available on Amazon***

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