She was the girl with the lavender hair-the one who smelled like black tea, and oranges. She was the girl with a pencil always behind one ear or twisting her hair into a knot on the back of her head- always prepared for something beautiful, or horrendous. She was the girl always held back by anxiety and fear- never able to participate. She was the girl who nobody knew- not even herself. She was the girl who didn't believe in love- "it doesn't exist," she said. "It's just a facade. Drawn on the paper of fairy tales with a charcoal pencil to mask the truth. That's all love is, a kick to the ribs when it never shows up." She was the girl with nothing- no friends, no story to tell, nothing but the pain behind her eyes and the books on her shelves. She was just a girl.

In which a girl can't go a day without an anxiety attack and a boy can't go a day without noticing

He was always the type of guy to fall for a girl that was goody two shoes. She was always the type of girl to fall for a hopeless romantic. Luckily, they both had these traits to fall in love with one another. Although they had similarities, there were many differences between the two. He had a wonderful life, filled with luxury, money and happiness. She had a horrendous life, filled with depression, abuse and betrayal. Can he help her realize the beauty in life, and show her there's nothing to fear anymore? Will she accept it? - This story may contain foul language as well as triggering moments to those who have been involved with abuse, alcohol or self-harm. There may also be sexual scenes, not appropriate for younger audiences. Reader discretion is advised. - A Thomas Brodie-Sangster fanfic

I remember nothing. I don't remember who I am, what I look like; I don't even remember my own name. The only things I'm sure of, are that I recognize h i m and we are trapped in a giant L a b y r i n t h. With no way out. At least, not yet.

ghost /gōst/ noun 1. an apparition of a bright purple-haired girl who is believed to appear or become manifest to the living, typically to a british actor named thomas brodie-sangster verb 1. to leave smoothly or effortlessly 2. to disappear quite completely