Cally K: A Perfect Life
Have you ever been so miserable with your life that you knew you had to change it? Like you thought that it would be better if you, well just, you know, never existed? Well I have and I 'm about to tell you my story….. Hi, my names Cally Kasey, you may know me as Cally K, the famous singer that has a perfect life. Well my life was not always this perfect. When I was first born in the hospital my father left. My mother then started to get into a very depression kind of state. Her life was a dark hole My mother would abuse me physically and mentally by telling me she wishes she never had me. She would also hit me till I start to bruise and cry. I was always in a terrible state. I felt like I was worthless but I was always remembered about
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