Out In the City
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  • Reads 171
  • Votes 5
  • Parts 21
  • Time 1h 2m
Ongoing, First published Jul 18, 2016
13-year-old Rachel is happy in her home in Southern California. From her sweet dog Russel to her annoying-yet-lovable sister, life was just perfect. Her mother and father loved her, she had great friends and a great school, a great house, and everything she possibly needed in her life. Nothing could go wrong.
  She was mistaken.
  A group of people from New York come and change Rachel's life immensely. Before she knows it, she's in New York. But the question is, why is she in New York? Why does her "Sister" in New York hate her?
  Where is her actual home?
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