Deformity Stories

Every Wiltson had always dreamed of being a star. But there's one problem...her face is deformed. She lives in New York city and she thinks that because she's different she can't be beautiful. But the friends she makes and people she meets tell her differently, she's beautiful inside and out no matter how she looks. If only she knew.

Isabella has been subject of bullying most of her life due to her unique deformity. She tries her utmost to stay out of trouble. This becomes difficult when trouble comes right to her door in the form of a demon who thinks she is royalty due to the very deformity she despises. Cotains strong language.

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(A Phantom of the Opera Fan-fiction) They met one day in the forest just outside of Rounen, a chance of meeting that neither one of them expected... Who would have thought it would lead to all of this? Valerie meets a strange boy in the forest and slowly befriends him. But when he is ripped away from her and sold to a traveling fair, she believes she will never see him again. So what happens when they meet again, years later? Will they regain their friendship? Or is the man in the mask too broken now to trust anyone again?

When new boy Jay comes to Charlottes high school she develops a crush on him but there is one problem. She's deformed so no one will even look at her,let alone love her. Things get hot between them and they end up with a life long burden, well they think they do. There whole life is ahead of them but will they be able to cope being who they are?

Have you ever wondered if there was someone out there made for you, and only you? Christine Daaé struggled with that question all during high school. She never dated, or even had many friends. She spent most of her time with her one and only friend Meg Giry, studying, and singing. She never saw the jealous looks from the girls, or adoring glaces from most, if not all, the guys. She wanted to wait for that one person she knew was just right for her. Erik Destler wonders the exact same thing. He's unearthly talented with music. But, who could ever love someone who is far too ugly, and would keep them hidden away? No one... or so he thinks. Now, Christine is graduated from high school. She is taking a year off to work at a local bookstore that she absolutely loves, and save up some money to pay the costly fees of college and some money of her own. Erik is still living his normal life, away from everyone and everything... besides Nadir of course. Will they ever find that one person? E/C

Previously titled END: The Decision is in Her Hands . Rule 1: The richest in Elpidios ruled the future land. Rule 2: No harm must be done upon the richest. Rule 3: Resident below Area 2 in the Hierarchy must not enter the compound of above hierarchy. Rule 4: Convicted residents will automatically receive a revocation from Elpidios Citizens' Rights. Rule 5: Non-Distrian is not allow in any of the 5 District without authorized permission. When DK nearly escape from stray bullet that leave her a 13cm scar on her face, she began to experience bizzare and eerie events that gives her second thoughts of living. And since her right to the throne is in jeopardy. She must ensure that no one knows her conditions. But when the Government decides to eliminate all rebels and non-citizens of Elpidios, she ends up in the middle of surviving the virus and the Government themselves. Stuck at outside region of Elpidios where the entrance gate to the city is close for it seems to be forever is beyond her expectation when she decides to stay for her workers. Maybe the help from the heir of Morpheus spaceship can help her get back home. If she doesn't end up killing him first. Together with her sister, she must return home or everyone that trap in this disingenous event of the Government will lose their right as human being forever. WARNING: May contain grammatical error. Read at your own risk. Picture in cover is not mine. Credit to original artist.

Carter Mills lives in a world where people are protected by their invisible Guardian Angels, and Nightmares are more than scary dreams-- all unbeknownst by her and the rest of humanity, obviously. A sophomore in high school bullied for striving to defy the status quo in every way shape and form, she's become cynical and untrusting over the years from living with a broken family and her own broken self-worth. Everything changes when she's named the Chosen One out of the blue by the mysterious Guardian Council, who plead for her assistance in stopping the Prince of the Nightmares-- she doesn't want to know-- before he succeeds in wiping out Guardian Angel kind and puts all of humanity in danger. A lot to take in, she agrees. Lucky her, everything's a little easier to deal with when you've got the best friend you never knew you had by your side. But what happens when the self-titled Prince is more than a two-dimensional villain? What happens when you start wondering which side you should really be on?

Short, scary, chilling tales, by Abby Goldsmith. "Handicapped" was originally published in "Soon: Four Chilling Tales" (2013). http://www.amazon.com/Soon-Chilling-Tales-Abby-Goldsmith-ebook/dp/B00G9H3XEI

Phantasia is an orphaned boy. A terrible infancy illness has left him hideously deformed and frail. But he was born with a special gift, the gift of artistry. The other children of the orphanage despise Phantasia for his unusual appearance and, most of all, the possibility that he might one day rise from nothing to become someone great. This is a short story about runaway hatred, triumph against the odds, and the power of the mind.

*Sequel to The Fifth Cellar (POTO Fan Fiction)* Belle is the daughter of the Phantom of the Opera and Evangeline (Eva) Morris, a dancer from the Opera Populaire. She is a feisty red haired girl with one blue eye and one golden eye and a slightly deformed nose she got from her father. It doesn't look like a deformity. On the contrary it makes her a girl of mystery that the men can't leave alone. When she meets the son of her mother's old rejected beau sparks fly in more than one way.

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