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Her name was Amanda Green. She was a stubborn girl in high school dealing with problems left and right. Her mother was a victim of breast cancer and was currently in chemotherapy. As for her father, he died when she was seven. At school Amanda makes new "friends" that introduce her to drugs and alcohol to get things off her mind. Amanda returns home late, wasted and high looking for her mother. She goes into the kitchen to see her mother's dead body next to the fridge with broken glass all over the floor. Amanda feels like she has nobody. She was now truly alone.
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