Felicefawn Stories

"I'd be Elvis," he answered quickly, exhaling his smoke to the cloud-polluted skies, ending off with a dashing grin that would forever be ebbed into my mind. "Definitely not Elvis!" I objected and he chuckled, "because, y'know, you don't swing your hips like he does." "You haven't seen me," Alex smirked with a titled head and handed the Dunhill back to me. He walked off and left me with a goofy smile that I wasn't going to get rid of until I planted it against his breathtaking face.

"Everyone leaves behind a little legend when they go. Maybe it was the discovery of the Pythagorean Theorem. Maybe it was donating five million quid to charity. Maybe it was even something small like raising a family. Well, hers was nothing like that. Hers was very different. She was mad. So mad." ••• WARNING: some content of this book may be triggering. suicidal thoughts and actions and mental illness are common in this book. please, please, please be careful.

"Maywood Hill isn't an ordinary school. It is a school for mentally ill teenage girls. It's at least a thousand years old and resembles more of a haunted hospital, than, in fact, a school. That's where they shipped me off after my 'accident' as they like to call it. However it was no accident at all." Sixteen year old Addie struggles through several mental illnesses. And after a suicide attempt, is forced to pack her bags for Maywood Hill. Recovering isn't at all easy when she refuses to talk to any of the school therapists or participate in weekly group therapy sessions. And there is one more thing, Addie's roommate Annabelle.