Love in the shape of poems. Pain in the shape of words.

"What are you?" "Lethal." • • • Humans and Creatures. That's what mankind has come to. Some humans were locked up as infants and genetically altered for the purpose of making a stronger specie, and now their offspring have to be tested to see if they are safe to put out into the real world. Having been locked up in secure facility all of his life, Charlie is to be the first Creature to step outside into the real world. New to the world and to humans who aren't trying to poke a needle in him, he's scared as to what it has to offer. But also curious. Assigned to watch the first Creature and introduce him into modern world, Carly has gotten quite the job. He is like a giant 6'7 baby, and she has to teach him everything from eating with cutlery, to learning natural human behavior, to understanding such a difficult thing as love. He was just supposed to be an assignment, but the more time her and Charlie spend together, the more Carly had to admit he was so much more than just a Creature. Charlie is a brilliant, fast learning, curious specie with a big appetite, so what do you think will happen when such a creature is introduced to a thing like sex? One can only imagine...

This is a poem book which will contain many, well... poems. Some a bit personal, some just random thoughts that I feel like sharing with all of you. I hope you enjoy. And as always, comment and vote to your heart's content. I would really appreciate your support and feedback. Cover by: @TrafficGraphics

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An entire book of Solangelo one shots (because you can never have too many of those). As of now, I don't think that there's going to be anything triggering or inappropriate in here, but if that changes I will be sure to leave a note.

Decided To make a story like this! [Note: Certain portions of this story were written before books within the Riordan Universe were published. Characters' sexualities, identities, and relationships may differ because of this. In chapters written post-publishing of those books, most will align with canon. However, I may take creative liberties with certain characters that do not stray too far from the canon.] All rights go to their creators