Gisselle Brooke Ellsworth: A Short Story

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1997 It all started in 1997, all the pain, all the “accidents”, everything had gone down hill since she’d left this time. Gisselle Brooke Ellsworth, was a very intriguing, delicate, and fascinated young girl. She lived in the small, yet very open town of Corry, Pennsylvania. Gisselle was a very wondrous 17 year old. When she was at the age of 9, her father had died in a terrible accident, leaving her mother slowly crumbling. Since her father's death she had lost her old ways, she becomes more fascinated with the outside more than the inside. Gisselle was always running away, going on mysterious, little, adventures. She didn’t ever leave for any specific reasons, she just left to go and explore and take in the crisp fresh air of the Earth.

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