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Chapter 51: Dear stepmom.
Author: Estherace
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There are a lot of people that I hate in my life, and one of them is my stepmother. That was the only thought Andrew had because that was the truth. His stepmother was the one person he hated more than anything in the whole wide world, and he wanted to make sure that she understood that he hated her.

He had not seen his stepmother since his father threw him away and did not help when his wife was dying. So, after his father did this nonsense, he decided it was best that he paid the family a vis
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