Troye's Pov Monologue

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~Troye's POV~
It's been two months now, since my so called "parents" gave up on me and sent me to this orphanage.
They couldn't handle their 17-year-old son being depressed, and when I told them I'm gay, that was it for them.
They sent me here and moved to America with my siblings. And not one of my siblings tried to convince mum and dad otherwise.
So I'm stuck here, in an orphanage where I will never be adopted.
I mean, seriously, who would come to an orphanage saying they want a "17 year old male who is depressed and wants to kill himself and will probably never say a word to them"?
No one.

But, before I go any further, let me tell you a bit about myself,
As I said before, I've been here 2 months. I've never spoken a single word

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