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  • stars by freyyyaa
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    i feel like people are leaving me and i don't know why. → hr : 2PO © 2017 freyyyaa NOTE_2020: previously had an "alllivesmatter" tag on this book. it was added when this story was first started in 2017 to share my belief that all lives matter, regardless of gender, orientation, race, ethnicity, ability, etc. that tag was absolutely NOT associated with the alllivesmatter movement - that movement does not reflect the actual belief that all lives do matter. i have removed it now as the meaning behind the phrase 'all lives matter' is associated with a white supremacist ideology that is now being used to oppose and try to silence the Black Lives Matter movement. all lives will matter when black lives, trans lives, indigenous lives, and all other oppressed groups are included in that. i hope that one day the phrase 'all lives matter' will no longer be a weapon used to suppress and silence civil rights but as a matter of fact. #BLM
  • We Are Family by lexipedia4
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    This is an ensemble story about individuals who are not just family, but they treat others as their family. U.S. Army Lt. Kaci Maloney starts her new job as a JAG when she gets stationed to San Antonio, TX. She moves closer to her aunt, uncle, and cousins. She navigates her life as a neurodivergent individual and learns to let in a potential romantic partner. Kaci's father, Cormac decides to move to San Antonio to be closer to his daughter. He is learning to overcome the trauma after his divorce and loss of his parents. A.J. Scavo is continuing to learn that family isn't just blood. Kellen Maloney navigates his post-military life and unexpected possible family he's about to choose. Valencia Aguilar, Kaci's best friend, is finally fed up with her husband's abuse and is learning to break and free and get out for the sake of her unborn child.