Learning to fly
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Melissa Clark is a girl that is against rules. She rejects the thought of society defining her or her way of acting. But something happens during that time that devastates her. Now she is on the floor, crying and pleading for help. That's when she realizes she needs to learn to fly again in order to accomplish her dreams and change some rules
جميع الحقوق محفوظة
انضم إلى أكبر مجتمع لرواية القصص في العالماحصل على توصيات قصص مخصّصة، احفظ قصصك المفضلة في مكتبتك، وقم بالتعليق والتصويت لتنمية مجتمعك.
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