Hinata is taken in by Kyoko and Tohru when they found her abandoned. Hinata, only being a year behind Tohru, is taken in once again with the Sohma's. She soon meets Momiji Sohma, an energetic blond boy who can turn into a rabbit. A boy who became one of her best friends. A boy she begins to have feelings for. A boy who'd change her life forever.

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This story is about a sixteen year old girl, named Seth Evans. Her parents house recently gets robbed, she dies cause of the burglary. Later on she comes to another life. Which is the afterlife, and meets friends along the way. Will she like the people? Or hate them? -DISCLAIMER- [Okay so, I wrote this story two years ago! Two years ago I was either ten or nine... Now I am thirteen, and am in the seventh grade. Please don't expect the spelling and or punctuation to be grand. But if you were here when I had only twenty read or hundred, thanks for all the votes and support. And If you were here when I couldn't log back in. Thank you for reading anyways. And if you are a new reader, thank you so much! I love you all and if you need anything, please just pm me! I will try and answer! Thank you guys!]

'it was a dark world. Arthur used to have a light but it was put out a long time ago' Highschool AU A/N: wow I suck at summary's but oh well. it's a depressing fic which I wrote for English class one-shot thing. One sided Spuk and implied spamamo, human names used. Advice and comments are appreciated and always thanks for reading.

WARNING: THIS STORY CONTAINS TRIGERING THEMES LIKE DEPRESSION, SELF HARM AND SUICIDAL THOUGHTS. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNEND. MORE TAGS MAY BE ADDED Arthur Kirkland was just an average teenager, well that's what he assumed. The voices were just his conscious playing up and his family argued just like normal families do and people at his school just though he was weird. Maybe... they're right