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Don’t Lock Me In Again
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9.3Family drama · Web novel
Don’t Lock Me In Again
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William’s parents place their high-achieving son in a correction institution to warn sister Judy Easton against misbehaviour.
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William’s parents place their high-achieving son in a correction institution to warn sister Judy Easton against misbehaviour. His repeated pleas during years of abuse bring blame rather than protection.
When Judy enters a prestigious college, the family finally announces that William can return home. He responds by asking who William is, saying that those around him use only a demeaning nickname.
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