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Fragiled Girl: A Narrative Fiction
“I told you to stop following me!” exasperated the angered princess.
Melanie had followed her a for hours into the woods. Aria was confused and the very thought of a little kid wanting to leave the safety of her village just to follow her to certain demise. Fragile and blond children should not follow her.
“I’m not as helpless as I may seem!” frantically wailed Melanie. “I’m just about the same age as you
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