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Chapter Six
Ebby GreeneHey guys. I'm sorry I've not updated both books in a long time. I just have a lot going on. I'm struggling. Uni is kicking my ass. And exam season is here again, just like that. It's frustrating. Anyways, don't forget to vote and comment your opinions. Thank you all for your support. I love you guys so much.
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His Marshmallow Chapter Nine
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His Marshmallow Chapter One
“You have been criticizing yourself for years and it hasn’t worked. Try approving of yourself and see what happens.-” Louise Hay. Maisie MY ALARM WENT off and my eyes slowly opened. I stayed as I was for a while, just staring at the ceiling and letting the alarm continue to ring. I probably looked like someone totally at peace on the outside but I was freaking out on the inside. School was starting today. A heavy sigh escaped my lips as I reached over to turn off my alarm. I sat up and stared at the date displayed on my phone to confirm. It was indeed today –the beginning of my senior year. I just had to endure and survive one more year then I could say bye to that hell hole. I consoled myself with that. With that thought in mind, I got out of bed and decided to get ready for school. I’d never liked going to school. I don’t think I’d ever enjoyed a day in school. I couldn’t mention a moment that I had a nice day in school ever since I started high school. Even when I had a friend in
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