Strangers to you
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Last published Sat, Oct 26, 2013
This is a story about a girl who thought that her life was boring. As she enters her last year in high school, she'll experience something new. She'll learn that every fairy tales are true. Should she stay at that place where she has nothing or be at another place where she can have everything? Will Emily choose to believe the horrible truth or the beautiful lie? Read "Strangers to you" to find out.
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