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Arin came out once when she was 4, but that didn't end well. Now, at a new school, she's still too afraid to be herself in fear of rejection. That all changes, however, when she meets Danielle (or Danny, if you want to avoid being punched in the face), a rebellious teen with some serious anger issues. Perhaps being yourself isn't so scary after all? Inspired by the "Game Gyaru" merchandise :) Cover made in Canva

The distant cry of wolves, cold gusts of wind whistling in his ears, the metallic smell of blood. These are the images that have plagued Xavier's sleep for weeks. Thinking nothing of it, he puts it down to school stress and simply tries to ignore it. But he couldn't have been more wrong. Ignorance is not an option; whatever it is that is causing these nightmares clearly wants to be heard. Things only get worse. ~ "The person in the mirror stared back at me. As much as I knew it was my reflection, the person that I saw wasn't who I wanted to be. I wanted to be the person I was before. My eyes were a dull brown, not the gleaming yellow I saw before me now. My face was round, not pointed and sharp. My red hair had always reminded me of fire, the way it stuck up all over the place. But while I would have preferred a pleasantly warm fireplace, all I could see now was a raging forest fire, eating up anything in its path. Our bottom lips quivered as we stared at each other. Tears rolled down both our faces, dripping from our chins and onto our shirts. We both cried, and sobs escaped both our lips. But the expression on the face that mirrored mine showed no ounce of despair in what they had become. If anything, the tears they shed looked as if from happiness, which couldn't be further from my own feelings. They looked proud of themselves. Proud of what they had made me." ~ Extract from Chapter 9 Cover made with Canva

After falling down a flight of stairs and receiving a near-fatal head injury, Dan wakes up in hospital having completely lost his vision. Assisted as best as he can by his best friend Arin, Dan struggles to adapt to the situation and accept the harsh truth that he might never be able to see again. Mild strong language. Possible mention of sexual acts but no actual scenes containing the acts (if that makes sense). Not set in any specific grumps era - just kinda a mishmash :) Cover art made by @Dinah_Kitty

(Prequel to "The Memory Machine" and "The Memory Machine 2". However, can be read as its own separate story.) Caroline knows that her brother is hiding something. He secludes himself away from not only her, but their parents too. And as the weeks go by he is drifting further and further away. Nothing Caroline says to him helps, and she fears that their close relationship will soon be gone forever. However, when their father falls ill with a terrible fever, all that seclusion goes away in an instant. At first Caroline is relieved, but that doesn't last when she finds out that her father won't survive the winter. All hope is lost. Or is it? By some stroke of luck, her father is suddenly recovered. A miracle. But Caroline doesn't think so. Driven by curiosity, she goes searching for answers. And when she finds them, she finally knows what her brother has been hiding from her for months: A necklace.

*Sequel to The Memory Machine***** It has been months since Connor regained his memory, and it seems like Carrie's threats were nothing but a bluff. But as the days go by, Connor can't help but notice that something isn't right. His friends act like nothing has changed. Is it all in his head, or has Carrie finally come to collect her price?

Connor wakes up in a hospital bed, surrounded by people who claim to be his friends, with no recollection of how he got there. He is told that he simply hit his head, but something in Connor's mind tells him that there is a lot more going on than meets the eye.

She pushed her way into the cafe and stood in the doorway for a moment, taking in the sight before her. People sat at round tables, mostly couples, drinking hot beverages and talking happily. It made Emma smile for some reason. But as her eyes scanned the room, she noticed one person who clearly didn't share everyone's delight. "Do you mind if I sit?"