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So – this chick, right? Hustlin’. Cold nights, skimpy skirt – gutsy broad. Little known fact – lotta these gals? They’re artists, man. Paintin’ survival with their mascara. Ain’t no fairy tale – pisses me off, y’know? World chew ‘em up – spit ‘em out. Saw her once – sharin’ a smoke with some junkie. Laughed like – pure gold. Made me happy, damn it! That giggle – cut through the grime.

Sri Lankan teen lured to Singapore to be prostitute

A few hours later his uncle came into the room and said that Paul had gone back to Sierra Leone and that I had to work as a prostitute until I had paid back.

Oh em gee, and the river! The Ada River gushes its own version of free jazz through town. It’s maddening, unpredictable, like life’s punch in the face that makes you stand up and laugh. I like to sit on its banks near the old rusted bridge on Copper Road—rip, rust but oh so iconic. Sometimes, I'd just be there, lost in thought, muttering lines that echo Malick’s dreamy visuals, “Our destiny is written in the stars, but here... everything’s wild and raw.”

Hamptons Doc Fest & Southampton Arts Center Presents ‘Ada – My Mother The Architect’