*Complete* This is a story about a very sad and lonely Naruto. His happy smile and determination are all an act. He is sad and broken on the inside. The abuse and neglect of the village has had a severe impact on his emotional stability. He is depressed and suicidal. He forces the negative memories at bay, but every time there is a rain storm it cracks him open. It brings back all the painful memories. He believes no one has noticed. He thinks no one cares. No one can help him. He is wrong. His savior is an unlikely source. What will happen when his savior figures out what is going on? Can he be saved? Will it be too late? This story has a SasuNaru in it. I do not own Naruto or any of it's story line. Just my own ideas of this story. The story may have triggers. Be warned. M for language. I do not own Naruto or any of the characters.

All Miguel wants is to be understood by his family, and for them to understand what he's going through. But with his parents spending all their time with his baby sister, Miguel starts to feel like they may be forgetting him. Then, in what seems like a miracle, Miguel has the chance to spend time with Héctor and Imelda. As he continues to be more and more ignored my his living family, Miguel starts to wonder...what's the point of being with the living, if it's the dead who truly love and care for you? This is based off the movie with a few changes. In this fanfiction, only Hector gave Miguel his blessing, with the condition to never forget how much his family loves him. Miguel's little sister was also born around three months before Día de los Muertos. This story starts around a week after he helps Coco remember. This is my first story on Wattpad, or anywhere else for that matter, so I appreciate constructive criticism:) I don't own Coco, or any of its characters, I'm just borrowing them:)

"You mean Tweek? He's annoying," it was a lie, I could never think of Tweek as annoying, but at the time I just wanted to be accepted as a decent human being. Someone people would want to be around, "The only reason I hang out with him anymore is because of the free coffee. He's a freak, really."