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Otaku Autobiography
My name is Marissa Clearwater as you may know from the summary haha well lets just jump into my story instead of me blabbering on.

I came from a well to do family we never had any problems with money or anything of the sort so I've never really known about hardships.
I had two siblings a younger brother and sister who were twins and they defined stereotypical twins. Both were mischievous, silly and never did anything without each other they even went to the bathroom together (dont worry we got them to break the habit though that was a time of horror) carrying on my mum and dad were a really caring and loving couple who were very devoted to each other and family. Then theres me a fourteen year old girl who when i was twelve found out the mythical of literature... The manga and anime kind ahaha.... And finally becoming into the otaku i am (emphasis on otaku not weeaboo!)
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Though it was because of anime and manga that i found myself wishing for a more interesting life when i was dying.
And what more perfect for an otaku to die by the amazing Truck-sama!!!
I hadn't noticed the signs when i ran across the road and a speeding truck hit my waist. I was sent flying across the road with blood pouring out of my head,waist and who knows elsewhere. And i knew i was dying so i wished for a more exiting life when i just stopped feeling anything everything just stopped.

I closed my eyes and when i opened them once again my surroundings weren't that of people crowding me no but white. Pure white
'What the hell??'

'Nope not hell but

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