The beauty of being able to finally let go is something that Robert has craved for a very long time. Just days after his birthday, he prepares to embrace nothing
**Note: this is only the first two chapters. The rest is available for free on my websi...
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For We Are Many by William Becker is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License. This work is being delivered for free for readers across the world. Please be excellent with it. Enjoy, share it with your friends, but don't steal it, please.
If you have any sensitivity whatsoever to descriptions of suicide, self harm, or sex, this is not the story for you. For We Are Many is very extreme and very mature for the sake of artistic purposes. If you would prefer something less brutal, New York Onions is free on my website.
This story is a homage to a darker version of myself. He might not be pulling the strings anymore, but he lives somewhere deep inside of me. This story takes me to a really deep and dark place, one that some of you reading might be familiar with or have visited from time to time. Occasionally, I find myself dipping my feet into the tar-black pool of what once was, before snapping to my senses and not letting the water fill my lungs. It's a place I used to live in, but it's very far behind me now. This story is me walking alongside the pool.
This story wouldn't have been possible without contributions from Travis Hill. Even though we haven't spoken in a long time, he deserves credit for coming up with some of the original concepts and allowing me to make them into a story. A big thank you to him.
I usually like to dedicate my work to someone, but this time, it's just for me.
-William Becker
**This is only the first two chapters of this story. The rest is available for free on my website, WilliamBeckerAuthor.net
