Libby Makeda Eun

Phoenix Loki Vinnik

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THE CRIME
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13 years ago,
Libby Makeda Eun was kidnapped for ransom from her school. After days of being locked up in a windowless room with 5 other children, Libby was set free by the man she always waved at before school.

13 years later,
It took one trip to a random gas station store to trigger her, bring the memory of her past childhood trauma back from the rest and it wouldn't end there.

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THE TOY AND REALITY
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18 years ago,
The little girl picked up and chose a stethoscope along with a judge's hammer on her first birthday. Her childhood was filled with playacts of being a doctor and inspired by King Solomon's famous judgment. Hence, pretending a judge as well.

12 years later,
The growing-up girl didn't want to be a doctor or a judge. She wanted to be an artist. The way her fingers held the pencil and sketched on a pristine paper or whatnot, her works came out beautifully and loud with emotion.
Every work had its own story behind it. Every tiny and large piece. The girl was telling a hidden story of how she was being unheard of. She was showing what she wanted to be. 

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THE ROMANCE
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13 years ago,
He was the first person she saw after her escape. He was her first true friend. He was a brother until years passed and he turned into a monster that hijacked her heart's steady status.

13 years later,
Having feelings for him brought nothing but disappointment. Nothing. So she stopped. Why go any further into something that wouldn't be? 
Until things started to change and it wasn't from her end.
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COPYRIGHT

This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents are either the product of the author's imagination or are used fictitiously, and any resemblance to actual persons living or dead, business places, or events, is entirely coincidental.

13 YEARS: AGO AND LATER © 2022 by Venomiax (blackdot)

All rights reserved. No part of this book may be used or reproduced in any manner whatsoever without the author's written permission.

Just don't.
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