MERMAID | ❝ Yes, you want her look at her, you know you do. It's possible she wants you too. There's one way to ask her it don't take a word, not a single word go on and kiss the girl. ❞ Highest Ranking: #4 Enoch Pre-Miss Peregrines Home for Peculiar Children Book One: On Going Copyright 2017 © RoyalHemmings

Enoch O'Connor's relationship with a peculiar girl named Autumn.

《[...]"What's wrong? Did you see something?", asked Enoch, concerned. I nodded energetically and pointed at the small spots of yellow on the ground. He raised an eyebrow questioningly and I responded, "Those are the same flowers from my vision, Enoch. I don't know how, but it's happening. It's happening now. We have to find Victor."》 (part i set pre-mphfpc / part ii set mid-mphfpc) previously titled 'soulmates';

"Do you mean extraordinary?" he asked, confusion evident on his face. "No, extra ordinary. Two words," she said simply. Lois hated the thought of normality. She hated her perfectly trimmed bushes and her house that looked like all the rest on the block. Her ill father says she gets it from her mother. Her mother died when Lois was only 5 years old. When Lois was 14, after the death of her father, she left with a sarcastic boy with black hair who could bring back the dead with the life of other things. Enoch is born to a family of Normals who can't begin to comprehend why their 'clients' of the funeral home get up and walk away. He's ignored by his parents and most people steer themselves away from him, leaving him with no friends. Until one peculiar girl with the sea in her eyes and under her control takes pity on him and they find themselves wrapped up in a messy painting of new feelings and confusion and love.

Being the son of an undertaker, Enoch O'Connor had never been like the other boys growing up in East London at the turn of the century. But he hadn't known exactly how different he really was. Now it's time for his story to be told.

Limerence » lim·er·ence - ˈlimərəns/ : (n) the state of being infatuated with another person. - Juliet Blackwood. Juliet Blackwood is the reason Enoch is the way he is. Before Jake, before Abe, at the very beginning of Miss Peregrine's loop, was Juliet. She wanted to leave and never come back. So she did. Will she make her way back to where she started? Does she regain feelings she wanted to forget about?

Enoch O'Connor has always been a jerk. Ever since he got to Miss Peregrine's home for Peculiar Children he's never really made friends with anyone. Until one day Miss P brings in a peculiar girl and his life is turned around. *Disclaimer! I do not own any of the characters besides Katelyn Marie and her family, the other characters belong to the incredible Ransom Riggs!*

"Opposites Attract" was one of the biggest lies Enoch had ever been told. Sure, in a matter of science it was true, but not when it came to the heart. The death puppeteer had never been attracted to anyone and he was surrounded by his polar opposites. Meeting Thirteen changed his life. Miss Peregrine's Home For Peculiar Children film AU.

From the whole existence of having no beliefs in her peculiarity... Based on Miss Peregrine Home For Peculiar Children film...

"So what's it like, Paris? The Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame de Paris, French Riviera, Arc de Triomphe, what's it like, being in the centre of it all?" "She can't understand you, Fat-head." "A Fat-head is a 'stupid or foolish person,' I think we all know that I am not a Fat-head, quite the opposite actually." Pascale Bellamy was born with tiny holes, just beneath her fingernails. They never bled, or pained her, for the first few years of the girls life, they went completely unnoticed. As she got older, her body began to react differently and more severely to lack of water consumption: her skin would dry up, and she would become terribly sick. One, peculiar day, just before her sixteenth birthday, water began to spew from the holes in Pascale's fingers, sometimes like a hoes, and sometimes in the form of a bubble, as if there was no gravity. No more then a week later, a old women showed up at her door, and claimed that Pascale was 'Peculiar.' Millard Nullings: the invisible scholar. He spent his days among other Peculiar children of Miss. Peregrine's loop, reliving the same day, over and over, September 3, 1940. He was happy, and content, examining the people of Cairnholm, and memorizing their every move. One peculiar day, a strange girl shows up, looking scared, her skin abnormally dry, and only speaking a few words in English, a girl, with tiny holes, just beneath her fingernails. (All rights to Ransom Riggs)