β Scribed by Sarah Lovell
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Shiah begins her life as a confused girl who is trying to find her way. Her life begins with a mix of distrust, trauma and dramatic events that changed her view of the world forever. Follow her as she experiences Heaven, Hell, and everything in between.
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