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Gator Girl: Episode One
by
Steven Smith
A dark comic-book hero style novel. A young girls world begins to spiral out of control, and a web of lies is soon uncovered.
Intro
My name is Melanie Wilson. I have always been a good swimmer. Actually that is a lie, as far back as I can remember I have been ...
Chapter 1
"Mel. Don't leave your sneakers at the bottom of the stairs. I can't keep telling you!" That's my dad, Raymond Wilson. ...
Chapter 2
Dad rushed me to the hospital, scooting me into the emergency department and demanding to see someone right away. As always, he ...
Chapter 3
When I woke up I felt as sick as a dog. I was still in hospital but this was a private room, pristine white and void of any wind ...
Chapter 4
The drive home was strange, Dad barely said two words to me, focussing on the freeway with a rigid posture. "If you need to ...
Chapter 5
I was dried and changed, slipping on my sneakers just as the rest of the team were heard making their way to the showe ...
Chapter 6
My request was met with awkward silence before Doctor Watkiss continued with his work, "That would not be advisable Melanie ...
Chapter 7
We got home and I kicked off my sneakers at the bottom of the stairs. I started a jog up the steps only to spin around and snatc ...
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Gator Girl: Episode One
by
Steven Smith
A dark comic-book hero style novel. A young girls world begins to spiral out of control, and a web of lies is soon uncovered.
Copy & paste
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https://www.chapterbuzz.com/b/e65eh053m94d
Intro
My name is Melanie Wilson. I have always been a good swimmer. Actually that is a lie, as far back as I can remember I have been ...
Chapter 1
"Mel. Don't leave your sneakers at the bottom of the stairs. I can't keep telling you!" That's my dad, Raymond Wilson. ...
Chapter 2
Dad rushed me to the hospital, scooting me into the emergency department and demanding to see someone right away. As always, he ...
Chapter 3
When I woke up I felt as sick as a dog. I was still in hospital but this was a private room, pristine white and void of any wind ...
Chapter 4
The drive home was strange, Dad barely said two words to me, focussing on the freeway with a rigid posture. "If you need to ...
Chapter 5
I was dried and changed, slipping on my sneakers just as the rest of the team were heard making their way to the showe ...
Chapter 6
My request was met with awkward silence before Doctor Watkiss continued with his work, "That would not be advisable Melanie ...
Chapter 7
We got home and I kicked off my sneakers at the bottom of the stairs. I started a jog up the steps only to spin around and snatc ...
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