It's been only a year since Utah became the last state to pass legislation granting age-of-majority sufferers of mental illness the Right to Die. When seventeen-year-old Koralee Benson wakes up in the hospital having survived a suicide attempt, her parents are desperate to get her help before her next birthday, when she will have the legal right to request a lethal dose of Repose7, a medication that has revolutionized the practice of assisted suicide. Dr. Crimm is the lead psychiatrist with Right to Life, an organization that promotes mental health treatment and support, and funds research into alternative treatments for mental illness and suicidal ideation. Right to Life was founded by the Wilkinson family, owners of tech giant Virtual Now, as a response to the loss of their own son to suicide. Their unconventional program combines the use of an experimental medication with a virtual reality technology that allows study participants to relive their traumatic experiences through the eyes of other people. Koralee is recruited to join five other teens from around the country, all grappling with their own demons, in an adventurous exploration of perspective, friendship, trust, and healing-possibly the only hope these suffering teens have at regaining the will to live. The country is engrossed in a recent news frenzy when seventeen-year-old Braden Ertz is found guilty of the murder of his fifteen-year-old girlfriend. He was discovered unconscious in her family pool with no recollection of the crime or his involvement in it. The country is already divided on his death sentence when Braden requests to stop his automatic appeals and be given the chance to take Repose7. When the judge overseeing his case hears about the experimental medication that could help regain his memories, he pulls R2L and Dr. Crimm into a battle of morals and ethics.

I was raised by freaks at a time of desperation. When I was two years old, I was left in the stands to silently doze off and to be abandoned. What I didn’t know was that the blue and red stripes of the tent top would soon be a natural sight, and would become my new home. It was the best decision that was ever made for me, bringing me a lifetime of fun and games. Living off of the sweet confections and stadium food and living my life for the stage was how I was brought up. My life was perfect, a cotton candy dream, some would say. Sweet and like nothing could go wrong. Oh but it did. ~Based off of Melanie Martinez “Dollhouse” Album and her “Cry Baby” Album set to come out August 14th 2015~

May and Drew mini fanfiction! Lots of fluff....but who really cares? (Completed)

After Antieku got burned down Touka and Yomo built a new coffee shop name :re. They tried to forget the painful past, but Touka still believes that Kaneki will come back. One day a mysterious young man named Sasaki comes to the coffee shop. He finds something interesting about Touka, but what will he do when he realizes who she really is or who he used to be. I guess you could say their love is a beautiful pain. "You may not remember me, but the heart knows it's you I yearn for." - Touka Kirishima

‣ ꜰᴇᴀᴛᴜʀᴇᴅ ᴏɴ @ꜰᴀɴꜰɪᴄ ʜᴀʀʀʏ ᴘᴏᴛᴛᴇʀ ʀᴇᴀᴅɪɴɢ ʟɪꜱᴛ With the entrance of two redheaded twins, Lana is introduced into a new world. ━━━━━━━━━━━ The Weasley twins; a comedic duo with dreams of opening up a joke shop. Lana Finchley knows this. She's watched them since the pair entered Hogwarts with her. Loud, cocky and full of confidence, she's envious of them. When Dumbledore announces the reinstatement of the Triwizard Tournament, she's surprised when they approach her; they need Aging Potions and fast. Dragged into a world of jokes and wild antics, Lana feels as though she'll finally be like them. All she has to do is make them the potion - simple...right? ━━━━━━━━━━━ Based on Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.

When Larissa was a little girl she had become best friends with Fisher. They grew up friends growing stronger in thier bond by the year. Around when she was twelve, a horrible tragidy occured with Fisher that could have shattered her world that is if she'd even known about it. Unaware he dies, she grows up herself and the little girl inside her, the one that holds Fisher's beloved memory is fading. Now Fisher returns as a ghost but this time he's got to figure out how to talk to her again without scaring her and tell her that he loves her and he always has. His attempt to smooth things over with the friendship and the dead isn't going to work out as easy as he'd thought it would be. He remembers her but she doesn't remember him- not at all. And to make things even worse, Larissa's school burns down and everyone to sent to a boarding school. Fisher decides that it would be the perfect time to slip in and disguise himself as one of the new exchange students -Coltrin- But as for the second chance he's given himself to start over with lost love? It plunges through obstacles of emotion and pain that will force Fisher to do more than he ever could to get Larissa to remember him again and possible love him.