My Story


  

   Each and every one of us is unique and has a story. Im Precious Rhaine Alibin Arca. 15 years old, Im the person who easily smiles/laughs.

   My mama told me that when i was born it rains so hard that's why my second name is Rhaine and my first name, Precious means blessed. I am their first child. 

    It was a happy and complete family back then, i have also a younger brother but when i was 5 years old our parents separated well i don't know the main reason because im still young, i still don't have any idea on what's happening. Now my parents have their own family, and now I live in my grandparents but I still have communication with my mother but sadest part is I don't have really communication with my father we are not in good terms. This is my story, my life, me myself and I. 
    

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