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How Hate Changed Her
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Ongoing, First published Oct 14, 2016
To be frank, I don't really know how or when it started. All I know is I came home one day to everyone crying their hearts out and that our sweet old neighbor Ms. Frau had died. Ever since her death things had been different. Everything that followed was death, mystery, hate, and a whole lot of drama.
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