This book is filled with many short stories that I make over time, all organized into a single book instead of over twenty one-chapter-books. The chapter names will be the title of the story with the two main character's names. Enjoy! (Still adding...
Description: Where Blaire comes from, everyone has a soulmate. But Blaire is unique. His soulmate is very very far away. The Wise One told him this and was able to pinpoint the general area of where his soulmate was. It was a bit annoying when Blaire found out his soulmate would be in the Milky Way Galaxy. Seeing as it is 2.5 million light-years away from where he lives in the Andromeda Galaxy. But he knew right away he'd make the long trip to a town in California, United States of America, Earth. Even though he knew he'd never be able to go back home. Reece is just an innocent junior in high school, that many people tease. People call him emo, bipolar, depressed, a liar, and many other things. All because Reece has many many cuts on both of his arms-- but he claims that he didn't make them. And he is telling the truth. Soulmates are not a thing on Earth but on Blaire's planet, they are a little strange. Whatever cuts or bruises go on one person, they also go on their soulmate. It doesn't hurt the soulmate, it only hurts whoever got the injury. On Blaire's planet, self-harming isn't a thing. So Blaire's solution to finding his soulmate is to cut up his arms to make it easier to find the person he is looking for.(Around 7300 words)
*Mentions self-harm and cuts, though no one is depressed or suicidal. Re-read the description if that doesn't make sense lol
Blaire:
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Reece:
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Blaire's POV
"Are you sure?"
They nodded solemnly.
"The Milky Way Galaxy... how is that possible?"
"Many things in this universe are possible. Even those that are perceived as impossible."
"Is there any way I can go there?"
They were silent for a moment, "There is. But you must be one hundred percent positive you want to go because once you leave, you will not be able to come back."
Wow. It's a good thing I don't have parents or a family keeping me here, then, isn't it.
I nodded, "When is the earliest I can leave?"
"Tonight at midnight. Come back here and I will send you there."
