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Life ain't a Fairy Tale
On the day I was born, my mother died. Minutes later, my father had a heart attack. My grandparents took me in and named me Zoya after a good friend of theirs. I went to school in their home country of Russia, loving my life. But my grandparents were worried about something so they brought me over to America. Sadly, when I turned 7, both of them died when I needed tem the most. I did the only thing that made sense to me at the time: run away. I did anything I could to stay alive - robbing people, selling "specialty" items, you name it. Unfortunately for me, the cops always found me. After running from society and the cops for 10 years, I came across a school that had no idea who I am, or so I thought. Two of the "teachers" say that they know something about my parents and plan on keeping me at this school. One way or another, I'm breaking out of this joint, even if it means killing people.
- Why did I decide to go here? Oh yeah, 'cause I'm an idiot.
- I have a strange feeling that the world is trying to screw me over.
- School has never been so much fun.
- Half the people I know want me dead. I really need some new friends.
- Hello world! Just want to let you know that I'm the one you're screwing over.
- Everyday is a shopping spree when you can use money as napkins.
- I don't know what's more screwed up; my mind or my life.
- My plans were always ment to be messed up.
- I go from one criminal hell to another.
- Life has never sucked so much.
- If this is how dances are, I really wish I've been to more.
- I just can't stay hidden for the life of me.
- If only things could be easy for once!
- Just when I thought I was hidden, I had to be found.
- It's like I'm purposely trying to screw up my already screwed-up life.
- It had to end like this, didn't it.
- Knowing a few things doesn't make it any easier... sometimes.
- Oh... so close.
- Let's see how much I can screw this up.
- Goodbye Bookingham.
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