A fathers walking mistake

A fathers walking mistake

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Thu, Dec 5, 2013
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Ruby has a lame excuse for a father. A father is supposed to be the loving, caring, protecting, male figure in your life. Ruby has the complete opposite, she has never been loved. She finally figured out how to see through her fathers lies. with the help of someone..who she thought would only ever hurt her. Can she forgive her father for doing all these horrible things to her? Can she finally see that not all people are the same? Or is she broken past the point of repair?
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Once upon a time, I lived in California. Once upon a time, there was a long-lost grandmother in England who decided after all these years, she was going to take my siblings and I in. Now, I can finally start a new life and forget my past life. Ruby Jean had a brutal life growing up. She struggled with her little brother's death from stage 3 lung cancer, and her mother dying in labor while giving birth to her four-year-old sister. Ruby and her sister were forced to watch her brother get abused from her father. But now Ruby's life is finally turning around after all those horrible years. Will her little sister and Ruby finally trust someone to truly take care of and love them? Will Ruby find a friend who suffers from the same thing ruby had to go through?

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