Balcony Fall

Balcony Fall

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When Olivia Walters is the shy quiet girl at school being bullied by jocks and knocked into the populars she has no choice. With her mother dying at the age of 13 she only has her dad. Even if it was to just get a view of outside Olivia's life changed from that moment on.
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