When I was a little girl my mom died, she meant everything to me but now she's gone for good and ever since I would always categorize myself as different and I know I wasn't the only one who was putting myself in that category "Harper Brooklyn the odd one out".
I always liked what "quote on quote" boys liked; I mean most would when they are raised with 4 older brothers and a single dad you wanna act tough, so you don't get picked on but for me it was different I just hated what girls were made to wear or do, "be proper", "cross your legs when you sit", "sit up straight", "where a dress", "don't be so reckless", "let the man take care of that."
I will sometime get invited to sleepovers or parties, but I will say the same thing when thy asked "why waste your time on that when you can do so much more"
and I knew me saying that got me lots of dirty looks or hate like when my teacher asked what I want to be when I grew up I simply said I want to take down bad guy but more than what a police does
and when I did the whole class busted out laughing and my teacher gave me a dirty look, one of my classmates in the back next to me shouted the only thing you'll be good at is cooking my breakfast, lunch, and d- he never got to finish that sentence cause I gave him a good right hook and knocked his tooth right out in front of the whole class.
But I was just a stupid little girl, right? Wrong.
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Killer Love
RandomHarper Brooklyn, a girl raised by her farther with 4 siblings. She finds herself working as an assassin rather for justice. Another assassin organization comes to show and are killing off important people and Washington is next in line. She has to f...
