3 Works by Local_Cali_GURL

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    This was an assignment for my English teacher and I loved it so much I needed to post it!!

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    English
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    7
    Bookmarks:
    1
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    Based off of my story “Family torn by politics and love” and we get to see a moment between Texas and California when the older twins were born!

    Language:
    English
    Words:
    352
    Chapters:
    1/1
    Comments:
    1
    Kudos:
    11
    Hits:
    81
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    Summary

    Angie(short for Los Angeles) has a great life. She’s the daughter of the most populous and wealthiest state in the country. At least to the media. Behind closed doors the United States is falling apart. Her stepfather is terrible. Her dad the great California is struggling on both an internal and external level. But (obviously) her family has a big secret. While to the media the cities are there states kid alone most of them are actually the kid of two states. And Angie’s papá just so happens to her dad’s biggest political rival. Texas. To the media the 5 city children of California are him and his husband’s. But California and his “husband” know the truth. Angie’s twin is Austin. Huston is her brother. Her little brother and sister, Anna and mento, are triplets along with Antonio. But the last two twins Franny and Diego are Cals and his partners kids. Or are they?

    Language:
    English
    Words:
    565
    Chapters:
    1/?
    Comments:
    3
    Kudos:
    11
    Bookmarks:
    1
    Hits:
    81

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