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Melissa, a thirteen year old girl, really has problems concerning her family. She tries to make her family trust and believe in her, but it never works out. She believes that her household is virulent to her. She stays out of the house as mush as she can. Though she is an honor roll student, Melissa cannot seem to please her family. Her two older sisters are praised by her parents. Her two older sisters often get into a dissent with her. Melissa often expresses to her friends that she is apprehensive of her safety in her home. Melissa plans to solve her problems by moving in with her aunt. Melissa has used her autonomy to make it without her parents and sisters. Because Melissa's aunt agreed to Melissa moving in, Melissa tries her best to

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