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quiet

by paige-5

she had a normal childhood with a loving family and fun adventures everyone loved her for her pudgy red cheeks and huge green eyes she never lost those things even when she grew up but she started to notice that instead of gaining her love these traits were making her a target for all the hateful words of others to practice their aim on no one noticed the changes in the poor girl but they were there she stopped buckling her seatbelt she started to swallow her toothpaste she didn't look before crossing the street and they were so subtle, so small that by the time anyone noticed it was too late
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