Maison de Prostitution
chemicaldragons
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chemicaldragons
Ongoing, First published Dec 19, 2016
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Cops were never any good. Justice was never served for her friend who was found dead in a ditch. Sure people mourned for the exchange student, but none cared. Why? Because she was a prostitute. Her murderer got off for free because they lived in the Bible Belt and many saw that she deserved to be killed. That was night Grace vowed to take back the night, literally.

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