Always in my Heart
"Every girl my age dreams of her prince charming, riding his horse. This is what every normal girl dreams of. I dream of one day getting out of this basement and being able to have my life controlled and determined by me. , just for me and no one else. Bryce took away everything I dreamed of my whole life. He made me dirty, disgusted with everything around me. He made me pull away from everything and everyone. I am a caged monster. Enclosed in my pain, I wait for the right moment to be my own master and finally take all that is rightfully mine! But is that day so close for I feel free?"
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