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23 pages, Kindle Edition
First published July 1, 2013

I did what I wanted, like all my friends. Nothing could happen to us that money couldn’t fix, so no one paid attention.In addition to the deluge of backstory (which gives the reader better perspective on the entire Drezen family & Jonathan's tenuous relationship with the lot) C.D. Reiss threw out a shocker that I was not expecting...
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Do people like you ever have wishes, Jonathan?
What does that mean? People like me?
People who have everything. Was there ever something you wanted, but could only wish for?



They were beautiful, each one of my older sisters. A huge pain in my ass,, each in a different way, but all precious. And annoying.

”Free, Jonathan, I wish to be free.”







