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Bird H-K hates Alayzdrew, but why? Several things happened to a girl that we now know as Bird H-K. These things are what turned her into what she is today, a villain. Not just a villain, but a villain that has dedicated her life to two things, winning in the battle against Alayzdrew, and winning the love from Lil Uzi Vert. But to really know why she's so dedicated to these things so much, you will need some background information. Bird H-K was born as Carletta H-K. She was born in Detroit, Michigan and her parents left her when she was 3. She spent a lot of her childhood in foster cares. She was a good kid, she was nice, polite, she was smart, but for some reasons all of her foster parents didn’t want her. She thought maybe it was because she was always on her phone. (She was right, her parents couldn’t deal with her music) Over time she fell in love with Lil Uzi Vert and grew an …show more content…

She spent months stalking Lil Uzi, but not in a weird way, because they’re obviously soul mates. She learned so much about him, she had all the information, she had her plan completely ready. The day before she was ready to execute the plan, Alayzdrew soared down from the sky and grabbed her. Before Bird HK could even speak, Alayzdrew put a mask over her face and she passed out. When she came to she was in some kind of, room, but not just any room, it was incredibly high tech. She had her arms chained to a bed and she was laying on her stomach. Her back kinda hurt but when she went to sit up her back started stinging intensely. "Lay back down" Some girl started to say. Obviously Carletta was scared "Where am I?!" Alayzdrew explained to Carly that she was on Saturn and she was being experimented on because Alayzdrew was curious about humans. "Oh, okay. Now, was that too hard to explain?" Carletta said. "WAIT!! WHERE'S MY LITTLE UZI!" Carly started to panic but Alayzdrew knocked her out with a shot that had sleep-for-ten-days-juice in

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