You had an abusive family. No one cared for you nor your little sister, Cherokee. She meant everything to you. She was your life. Your guys bond was like no other. Until someone breaking into your house and taking away. This stranger saved you and fell in love with you..

knowing Toby Rodgers will not be a happy ending, there's too much broken, too much to fix. How is someone suppose to forgive all the things he's done wrong, and accept the little done right? Simply accepting the existence of him is accepting failure, in keeping him sane, and yourself safe.

(y/n) is a girl who is living a life with a mother who killed herself only a year ago and a drunk, abusive dad. What happens when this girl finds her savoir?

Being in the mansion is tough, ben being a pervert, jeff being a cry baby about losing, and the MISSIONS but when a friend you haven't seen comes along...the world changes and things don't seem that bad until later on

A little girl. No older than 3. Abandoned in the forest and left to die by her parents. The only thing she had was her family scrapbook and a stuffed animal. Befriended the beast called The Rake that day. She ate some poisonous berries by accident and almost died. Her new friend hollered to the being known as Slenderman. They saved her life and brought to their mansion, where she met more funny, weird, and creepy friends called "creepypastas." 13 years later, a new creepypasta comes by and they become the best of friends. His name is Toby Rogers. Otherwise known as Ticci Toby. Together, Toby helps find her find birth parents to get payback. After that, she starts developing a crush on the twitching boy. Why is this all so important to you? You are that girl.

Olivia (preferably Oli) Miller's life was quite alright until about the sixth grade, when her tourettes slowly became more noticeable to her peers and she was bullied until she was yanked out of school. And from there, about six months later, her dad's drinking got steadily worse and he began to be abusive towards Oli, her sister, and her mom, and let's not forget, four years later, the tragic car crash that killed her sister. But what happens, two months later, on her seventeenth birthday, when her dad is brutally murdered by a killer who has experienced everything she has? Do they become friends or enemies or nothing at all, simply remaining two people with kindred spirits?