Pick Pockets

Pick Pockets

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WpMetadataReadMatureOngoing<5 mins
WpMetadataNoticeLast published Wed, Dec 14, 2016
Orphaned and abandoned children are taken home by bittersweet middle aged, Marsha. She makes the children pick pocket, steal or beg for materials and money so they can support all of them without any of them having a real job. But Marsha gives them a roof over their heads and heat in the winter, so it evens out... right? (This sounds a bit like Oliver Twist, I know, but I assure you, there are more twists than Olivers in this story ;)
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Siblings get separated all the time right? then if you ever find your sibling after years and years of being apart and not even knowing the other existed you'd be thrilled. right? Right? WRONG. Sam, at 17. finds out that her whole life has been a lie. her parents aren't her parents, her beloved brother and favorite person in the world isn't really her biological brother. what would you do if you were in a situation like that? but atleast you'd find out that you had a twin. A person who suddenly finds out that they have a twin is supposed to be really happy. then your twin would be thrilled that they got reunited with their twin and that would make things easier right? Again, WRONG. ______________________________________ there will be both heterosexual and homosexual relationships in this story. and if you don't like that I'm really sorry. strong language, so kids, don't read.

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