Deception

Deception

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WpMetadataReadMatureComplete Sat, May 28, 20163h 11m
Larissa Watters was a normal innocent teenager, when at the tender age of 17 she was raped and that was all taken from her. When she learns she is pregnant by her rapist she was forced to abort the child by her parents who threatened to kick her out if she didn't. This led her to meet Lashay a woman who seemed to have it all together so Larissa befriended her. This lead her down a dangerous path of prostitution, drugs and murder. She will soon learn that everything isn't what it seems and people don't really have your best interest at heart
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