Cami Luffeeta Chapter 2 Dialectical Journal

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Cammi closed her eyes and rested her head up against the headboard, ”Once upon a time-. ” ”We aren't here to listen to a fairytale!” ”Abree, you speak out like that one more-” ”It's fine.” Cammi smiled to herself,” It's gonna sound like a fairytale no matter how you put it.” She didn't need to open her eyes to know that everyone in the room turned their attention from full to 3000%. She breathed deeply in and collected her thoughts,” Once upon a time, there was a little farm girl. Lusheeta. She lived on that farm with her mommy and daddy. They were the happiest little family on their farm on a hill. No one could hurt them. They were alone, but together. But one day, the men came. These men in what the girl thought her blankets, she couldn't

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