My Fantasy World
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Last published Sun, Dec 25, 2016
In a world where fairies and-
Hold on a second this isn't some wonderland story. This is a story about dreams versus reality. Where one girl looks up from her dream world, to find that life really isn't so bad. Yet she hides within herself hoping to find who she truly is. But she has to ask herself one question: What does she really want?
"Imagination is the only weapon in the war against reality." -Cheshire Cat 'Alice in Wonderland'
Warning some foul language.
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