"Girls like me don't run away from home." Matty laughed. "Girls like you also shouldn't be talking to guys like me." I watched as he took a drag of his cigarette and blew the smoke back out of his mouth. "Girls like you shouldn't have to be fake happy." A homeless man across the street had a permanent frown, which made him look very unapproachable. Every person that walked by didn't have a smile on their face, their mouths were in straight, flat lines. "I bet everybody here is fake happy too."

in which india chance falls for a man who would do anything to spill her blood {lowercase intended throughout} part one of three © 1975niaz

**previously named //THE GO//

"It's about time I stitch up the old wounds and move on. I will get some new wounds along the way and eventually, when the time is right, I will stitch those up as well and I will have to move on. We all have stitches. We all have a past. We've had something or someone that has hurt us. And when that pain is to unbearable and you can't stitch it up by yourself, you'll always find that one person who isn't afraid to get their hands a little dirty in order to help someone they love. I found that someone. He caused some wounds but he also stitched them back up. And his love. Oh, his love was the stitches"

"Can we be alone?" He says. And, of course, that's all I want.

Drugs were his way of dealing with everything. School was hers. But when they meet will she become his new addiction? Or will they unknowingly tear each other apart? "They burned like a wildfire, consumed in flames. But in the end, they were nothing but ashes."

Melanie White is recognised by her former old best friend, Matty Healy at Glastonbury Festival and as soon as Melanie realises who she is speaking to, they are immediately both on board with each other to become close and catch up on what they have missed. As they begin to get closer through tears and smiles, things seem alright but not for long. (Called 102 but inspired by Robbers) - drug/sex use -PART 2 OUT NOW-

All it takes, is 1 digit from a phone number to be typed in incorrectly, replaced with another, and you find yourself speaking to the wrong person. But for her, It couldn't be anyone better.... If he admits to who he is and she believes it. // This is going to be dorky as hell! - I guess that's a warning. // Yes there's stories like this. Same story line - Not story.

Elizabeth was wading through pretty rocky waters, and so was Matty. “In tragedy and despair, when an endless night seems to have fallen, hope can be found in the realization that the companion of night is not another night, that the companion of night is day, that darkness always gives way to light, and that death rules only half of creation, life the other half.” ― Dean Koontz, Lightning. If there’s one thing that Elizabeth Frost knows, it’s that life is hard. With a mum who walked out on her at the age of seven, making way for a fairy-tale like, cruel step-mum and a father that did nothing to ease her pain, Elizabeth was thrown into a deep, dark void of loneliness. Now at sixteen, Elizabeth lives in a state of hopelessness. And then one day, without any warning, she is forced to leave, with only a one-way ticket to London as a parting gift. This broken shell of a girl has no clue what to do, and she feels completely alone; no light shines in her dark life. But what she is about to find out, is that everything has a companion, strong to weak, brave to scared and even dark to light, and Elizabeth might just have found her ‘light’ in the form of a brown haired, hazel eyed boy named Matty. Apart they are nothing, but together they begin to learn that they are strong enough to hold their heads up high, brave enough to conquer the world and eventually they learn to love as much as two unloved creatures could; unequivocally, passionately and recklessly.

// if you could only hear what I said, you'd see I'm not scared anymore. //