The stars could speak to her, but she didn't always listen. They said they knew what was best for her, but she said otherwise. By choosing to ignore the advice and warnings of the stars, she changed her destiny... and he had to fix it.

SHE WAS GUILTY, BUT SHE FELT DIVINE. ┋┊┋┊┋ Maggie Keagan was just walking past the scene of the crime on the day her world ended. She was thrown into the Sky Box for a crime she didn't commit, and she blamed all of her misfortune on John Murphy, the asshole who got her into trouble. When the Ark is in crisis and the population must be reduced, Maggie and all of the other prisoners are sent down to earth. Seeing this as a chance to restart, Maggie decides that going to Earth will be a golden opportunity for her to finally get revenge on John Murphy. [ON HOLD]

[i] The gift wasn't a gift. The rise lead the to fall. The boy became the man. And the woman fell for it all.

[ii] Secrets and lies. She didn't know her life was built upon those two things. But finding the truth is a risky business. And she will never be the same.

[iii] Their love burned bright like the stars in the sky. Brilliant and beautiful. It's too bad the stars are all dead when the light hits our eyes.

Aquila Whitman always loved the stars. She could find any constellation and name every star that made it up. She would always pester her parents to buy her a new telescope, and she would always stay up late to watch the stars at night. Sometimes, she thought she could hear the stars talking to her. They would write her messages that glistened in the night sky. Once the rumor of her crazy delusion spreads through the school, her peers began making fun of her. They all thought she was crazy and began calling her Star Girl as an insult. Cedric Diggory was intrigued and began calling her Star Girl as a compliment. [OLD VERSION]