Disappeared

Disappeared

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Mystery
***Precious hearts are sealed together between these two best friends, Tiffany Kennis and Neeva Hajahli, going through life like any other normal teenagers, having the dreams to explore most parts of the world, even space, and finding better men in their lives. Those dreams are shredded to pieces after the sudden disappearance of Neeva in an old abandoned chapel. The unforeseen event brings shock to the family, the family of her best friend and the entire town of Bellatree. Investigations are carried out, Tiffany is put at risk in questions that she could know about her best friend's whereabouts.*** - Written 9th November 2016 - Copyright owner - Please do not steal my work.
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