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she smiled, a secret tucked into her right dimple. her vision glaringly white once again. oh she won't tell. not this time. blacking out, and the sweat, and that sheer adrenaline, gave her something to live for. gave her something to feel alive. enough to feel sick, but god did sick feel good. and when everyone is crying no, she knows she wants to say yes. because rebellion and anarchy really sets a fire in her veins.
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Oct 8, 2011
Oct 8, 2011 at 4:55 AM UTC
so white i could hardly see this screen.
she smiled, a secret tucked into her right dimple. her vision glaringly white once again. oh she won't tell. not this time. blacking out, and the sweat, and that sheer adrenaline, gave her something to live for. gave her something to feel alive. enough to feel sick, but god did sick feel good. and when everyone is crying no, she knows she wants to say yes. because rebellion and anarchy really sets a fire in her veins.
10/8/11.
amanda-jane
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31/F/American
Oct 8, 2011
Oct 8, 2011 at 4:55 AM UTC
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