Uprooted

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"If this is their definition of growth then I fell like I'm being uprooted"
Uprooted: It's a verb, past tense. First definition "pull (something, especially a tree or plant) out of the ground." Synonyms; Eradicate.Destroy 
Second definition, "move (someone) from their home or a familiar location."

You see, the second one is what happened, the first one is how I feel.All Rights Reserved

100words generalfiction hollandroden london moving shortstory shortstorycollection shouldiwritethisbook tag teenfiction

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