The Village

The Village

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Based on true events weaved into a story of a place only known to outsiders as the village, but to all inside the gates they live in the place that follows them and controls them . This story covers the struggles of a Alya a girl living in the dictatorship known to no one but her peers, it covers her struggles with depression living in a society that controls all she is and knows all she is . Until that sadness turns to rage and with the help of new outspoken friend they plan to escape and never come back. However "The Elders" aren't having any of that (Feel free to give me feed back at anytime) Much love , K.Sebrina
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