Dad left Mom. Mom was fine. Mom met Paul. Mom married Paul. I was fine. I met Kimberley.
...Stepsisters aren't all that bad, you know.
When teenager Cassie Sherman gives up her infant daughter, she never dreams that they will one day meet again. Circumstances and perhaps a touch of a higher power, however, dictate differently...but can she find her daughter in time to save her life?
Sometimes, when I close my eyes, I am in another place, another time; a place where the constant hardships of life cannot interrupt the calm serenity of my fantasy.
A woman, suffering the many hardships of life, has become cynical of humanity and all it entails. Caught in the endless terrors the world seems to conjure, she is beginning to lose faith in man. Then she meets Keiran.
"Your tears bring hope that one day, enough tears will have been shed to end this seeming eternal war"
Keiran, the wind sage of Utopia, is a figment of her imagination. Yet as their relationship strengthens and grows, she begins to wonder where the line is that seperates reality and fantasy and if it can be blurred until they are one and the same.
This is a story that almost every teenage girl can relate to. This is the story of a girl who strives to be popular, but hates the popular people.
At first, it was harmless. At first, it could be passed of as a playground fight. At first, she was hurting peoples feelings.
At first, it didn't matter. But one night, in the quiet streets of her home town in England, Becky takes things too far...
In a world where darkness rules, and Humans, Pixies, Centaurs and Forest Maidens are forced into slavery, there seems to be no hope for those who are deemed weak, and lead a life of suffering.
One girl wants to change all that, and hopes to lead a revolution against The Leader, and all his beliefs. But she cannot do it if she doesn't understand her own kind, and what she, and everyone else, wants.
Will she create a better, fairer life for everyone? Or will she just make things worse? After all, all she has to go on are the words of stories, which no one knows are true...
Yeah, I've hit a bit of a road block for this one - don't worry, I'm working on it!
~Evie
That song calls me. Am I human? Maybe. No one knows. No one knows that it's me - me that takes the children. No one knows where they go.
They just vanish.
I only came a short while ago. But it's been enough time.
Why do you fear me so? The same reason you fear the dark. The same reason you fear that strange noise outside your window.
Because you can't see me. You can't stop me.
So here is the story of a few of my memorable victims. Read it, if you must, and make up your own mind on what I am, and where they go...
Hee hee - I don't think even I know what's happening to all the kids - I changed my mind sop many times, from cheesy happy endings to really disturbing endings, but none of them worked, so I thought I'd let you wonder. ;)
~Evie
Liliana is only ten years old, and she's preparing to go into a "posh grammar school". This is her story of her parents divorce, and the marriage, or rather, lie, that preceeded it.
It accounts the innocent view of a child watching the break-up of a false relationship through un-blemished eyes, on a rough council estate, where families are deemed "hopeless" and "not worth the trouble".
With an alcoholic mother and unfaithful father, Liliana desperately seeks for real love in a cruel world which makes no sense.
Awwww.... soee sweet! Just the way it should have been... then not @ all.... oh i luvd d way u wrote it.... its perfect!
Thank you, I'm glad you liked it. It sounds like you got the point of the story, I was worried people wouldn't.
