Author: Mina Baker

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    Dear Diary, College was great at first. Emphasis on ‘was’. At first, I was enjoying being free and and meeting new people who didn’t judge me the second they met me. But then I had to start wearing brown contacts because people were too fascinated with my eyes, and the attention became annoying. I felt…

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    Dear Ezra, I’m sorry. I know that isn’t enough to make you forgive me, and I don’t expect you to. Truthfully, I expect you to hate me. For as long as I could remember, you were the most logical one. Out of all your siblings, no one thought through things the way you did. Because…

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    Dear Diary, I don’t know if this is some sick joke or if the world isn’t as gray as I thought it was. But something is off. Yesterday, my parents dropped me off at the airport where I met the most handsome man the Goddess ever created. His skin was so smooth and unflawed. His…

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    Spencer, You were my one and only daughter. The things you taught me about life and fatherhood will forever be the best thing I’ve learned in life. And I know right now you probably hate me for what I’ve done. But I’m sure one day, you’ll understand, though I sincerely hope you won’t. The choices…

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    Dear Diary, Today is my 18th birthday. I made the mistake of having hope. And thinking that my wish would come true. I should have known better than to have such unrealistic dreams. I didn’t find a mate. I guess that was better than having one and then feeling the pain of getting rejected. Still,…

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    Dear Diary, Yesterday I was so upset about being grounded that I forgot to tell you about what else happened after the party. Before my parents found out about all the secrets I’d been keeping from them- including the Forbidden Woods- I went with them to the scene to find out what happened and I…

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    Dear Cassandra, My sweet girl, I’m so sorry that you have to read this letter, but death is something inevitable, and I knew my time was coming to an end. There was so much I wanted to tell you, so much I wished to teach you. But as fate would have it, I didn’t have…

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    Dear Diary, I’m in trouble. Mom grounded me until I turn 18. Yes, I’ll be 18 by the end of summer, but all that means s that I’ grounded for the whole summer. Not like it matters anyway. Grounded or not, I still have no plans. Actually, that’s a lie, I planned on shopping for…