Soldier

Soldier

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Mon, Jan 2, 2017
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Action and Thriller
My life was a mess. So I fixed it. Deciding that I did not care if I died or not I became a soldier. All I wanted was to be a soldier. On land. But even after several years of training to be a soldier, General Lakewood told me that I was made to be in the air. The higher ranked people don't like having girls in there troops so they all declined me. Leaving me to go in the Air Force. Not wanting to be rejected again I disguised myself as a man. My whole child hood I was mistaken as a boy and let me tell you, I hated it. Now I'm wanting to look like a man. The training is harsh and exhausting. This is the story of my life. • always fight for your dreams, if your dream is to die then fight until you die • WARNING This is FICTIONAL, so the working conditions are probably NOT like in the story.
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