What if there was never a Violet? {Discontinued Indefinitely}

Her name is Callie Rose. She lives with her aunt and to her dissatisfaction, she was moving. Moving to LA California from the place she had lived her whole life. Ripped away in a heartbeat. Not only that but the house they move into isn't normal. Being named Murder House to the rest of the town. But things starts to become a bit better when she meets a certain boy. A boy with mystery thick in his eyes. Her house is haywire. Random people pop up. Secrets are revealed. Callie realizes she is going to have a harder time moving than she thinks. This is based off the first season of American Horror Story: Murder House. This is before the Harmon family moved in. This family instead. Please comment your thoughts below. Enjoy! Ranked number 2# in AHSMURDERHOUSE

"To say that one waits a lifetime for his soulmate to come around is a paradox" - I own nothing except my own character and some scenes.

Violet Harmon and her family uproot their lives to move from America to England to accommodate her fathers working needs. Their new house was built in the late 1800’s and has a certain, charm, about it. After the first week of moving in, strange things begin to occur, and it all seems to lead back to a certain psychopathic patient of her fathers. Tate Langdon. Ben has warned Violet to steer clear of Tate, but Violet finds it almost impossible to do so. One night, Violet receives a strange visit from Tate and is left with an unexpected ‘Goodbye.’ Knowing full well that there is more to Tate’s story, then just psychopathic tendencies, Violet is determined to find out what secrets are being buried deep beneath the ground. What she finds is both unexpected and groundbreaking. Will Violet be left with nothing else but to say goodbye to Tate forever? (The characters in this story, Tate, Violet, Ben and Vivien are ‘based’ on those from American Horror Story, their personalities are similar and looks remain the same. I do not own these four characters in any way, they belong to the rightful writers of American Horror Story.)

Even before he first touched a gun, Tate Langdon was always capable of the unthinkable; it just took her longer to see it than others [Pre-Murder House / S1].