Cancer free (a one direction adoption fanfic)

Cancer free (a one direction adoption fanfic)

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This is Ariya's story She is four years old. She doesn't have any hair and most of the time She's really weak. When Ariya was born she was put up for adoption. Her parents left her on the orphanage door step. After about a month she got sick. The nuns didn't know what to do, or what was wrong. They took her to the hospital and after a few days the results came back. She had been diagnosed with Leukemia. She has been through chemotherapy, and bone marrow transplants. She has had countless MRI's done to see if it was going away. And it has gone away slowly over the years. But two questions remain... If she goes in to remission will she get adopted? and If she goes into remission will she stay in remission? Find out in Cancer Free!
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**This story was written when i was younger so it most likely has a lot of grammar errors.** Amelia doesn't have a fairytale kind of life. She has to deal with things that twenty-year-olds shouldn't even have to deal with. When she was eight, she got put into an orphanage, and let me tell you, its not a very nice one. After moving from home to home several different times, two people adopt her. Will she finally have the life that she's always wanted? Will she be happy again? Read to find out! © 2015 - SparklyUnicornStyles

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