Hoseok's self confidence is at rock bottom because of getting rejected, tormented and teased all his life. Hoseok felt that everything he touched broke, he thought he himself was broken. He hated himself and he hated the world. Nothing he ever did came out right or the way he wanted it to. Everyone hated him and no one tried to get to know him. That is until one day a student in another class sees Hoseok doing something which made the boy realize Hoseok needed help, and that's exactly what the boy gave him. Warning: this fan fiction might talk about things you're not comfortable with reading. This fan fiction might mention eating disorders, self harm, abuse, homophobia, violence, basically everything bad that you can think of. Keep in mind this fan fiction is rated mature for a reason.

This story and it's characters are basically full of my own insecurities and fears, so yeah enjoy. If you start getting anxiety because of it I am so sorry, and know that I am here for you. I understand all the pain of bull crap so many have to deal with, on top of rigorous classes and a mental disorder. Eden is your typical American teenager... Kind of. His family hates him. He hates him. His old friends hate him. His old boyfriend hates him. Basically everyone he's grown up with in his hometown hates his god damn guts. All because he's gay, stupid right? As always, in almost every single story ever, something happens that will change his life forever... Ohohoh so spooky and mysterious and stuff okay bye end of description of story. I am currently in the midst of rewriting this story, so go to my profile and check out My Name is Eden(which is the name of the revised version of the book :D)

The Korean Alphabet also known as Hangul, or Chosongul (Han-geul in South Korea) (Chosŏn'gŭl in North Korea), is the native alphabet of the Korean language.

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In his first class at a new school, Vinny Donovan is partnered with Callum Janoff; a quiet, withdrawn boy who has little to say and even fewer friends. The boy is lost; his identity, the thing that makes him 'him', was lost years ago, and he has no idea how to find it again. After unpleasant circumstances force Callum and Vinny together, Callum realises something: identity doesn't come from others. It comes from self-acceptance.