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Wounded Ella
Ella lives her life in fear of the world, she hides her damaged features from society. She finds herself at the mercy of delinquents in her area. One day her friend invites her out to a party and tries to find the light in Ella's darkness.
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Ella lives her life in fear of the world, she hides her damaged features from society. She finds herself at the mercy of delinquents in her area. One day her friend invites her out to a party and tries to find the light in Ella's darkness.
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Written By:Tony Flynn, Zoe Kavanagh
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