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Anna Walters Simmons By Jafael Brown

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This is a very intriguing story about a young woman Anna Walters Simmons from Melbourne Australia and a young man Rafael Brown. The two meet during very difficult circumstances and their pain and desire for justice brings them together and they fall in love.Anna faces challenges in life after the death of he biological father Daniel Walters and her mother's second marriage to John Simmons.Daniel was a very loving and caring man as compared to her step father who was violent and cruel.He would beat up her mother Jane simmons for the slightest mistakes and also for her daughter's mistakes.He was also rapping her which intensified Anna's hate towards him but they chose to remain silent due to fear. Daniel has a son Brian Simmons who appears in …show more content…

Anna is a quiet girl who is a victim of bullying at her college because of her body's figure with huge breasts and a big butt.She faces criticism and people always make fun of her body. Her only friend is Yasmin and Anna's mother has been trying to make her see Yasmin as a potential love partner.
Unfortunately she is sexually assaulted by her very own boyfriend Matt Preston with the help of her step brother Brian simmons.Matt is a very handsome young man and well known in school.Their relationship saved Anna from all the bullying and he makes her very happy.They had been dating for six months until the incident when she was raped.

Anna was drugged and assaulted one night during a rave by Matt and his brother Jason Preston.This does not end there as the two take the party home where their father Peter Preston who also happens to be Anna's English teacher joins in and they all rape her at the same …show more content…

They both develop feelings for each other but are afraid to express them.She goes back to school after sometime to investigate and she witnesses Peter Preston and Jason manipulate and molest a girl by the name Charlotte.On another incident she is raped again by Matt and Peter after an English lesson while Rafe was away Job hunting but this time she goes directly to the police to file a compaint and investigations are going. But there are delays as concrete evidence is lacking.Rafe gets a job as a martial arts trainer in a military base and invites Anna to go with him while she studies and agrees.They leave and life begins at the baseand Anna makes a new friend Pat.Rafe and Anna finally give in to their feelings and declare their love for each other.Anna confesses to Rafe that she still thinks of the Preston's in a good way and he promises to help her forget them.This is until Matt appears at the base as a recruit due to his uncle's influence as the officer in charge of the

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