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The Epilogue That Changed My Life
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Everything in life happens for a reason that's what they say until I learned it myself. If I had a chance to changed everything about my life and start all over again, I would reject the offer. Many people would ask why there's so many things that we could have been better or things we could have changed. But at the end everything happens because it was meant to happen. Everything that happened to me my family it all happen for a reason. Everything that will happen will happen for a reason for Better or For Worse. I wouldn't change anything because it has made me the person that I am today. Because of all that has happened to me I have learned my lessons. I know that life isn't always the way you wanted to be. There will always
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