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Tina walked into the empty room.
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Tina walked into the empty room, the train ticket held firmly in her hand. As she sat down on one of the brown, spongy chairs in the far corner she looked indecisively at the piece of card in her hand. It was amazing to think this little 10cm by 5cm printed ticket could change her life. It could either take her back home to Bristol, and her parents, or it could take her to London, back to her boyfriend Nicky and her drug addiction. Coming off the drugs had not been easy, but after she had been in hospital for three weeks she knew it was time for something to be done. She had gone to the train station and bought a ticket that would take her to either end of the line. Bristol or London. Parents or Nicky. Hassle or freedom. Comfort or slums. It was so hard to...
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