Grouphome storie

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Amy Caroline have been in/out of the home for girls over hundreds times. Could be thousands. She was badly abused back at her house when she was a toddler 'til one night, her house was on fire. Everything was perished in fire, except for her and her parents. Her parents left her all by herself at home with the stove turned on. She was hospitalized for a week before she was sent to the group home as her parents doesn't come to take her back home. The routine of getting abused, do horrible chores, not always getting feed at her foster home and bullied at school, she was badly scarred. Mentally and Physically. She doesn't trust anyone and always keep her walls high, but she still is the nicest, well-mannered, genius and warmest girl no matter who badly the world has beaten her. One day when she just turn 16, a group of people enter the group home that she and few other girls lives. What will happen to Amy when she finds out that she'll be adopted by The Avengers? Should she feel safer and protected or would she keep her walls higher? Will The Avengers able to change their adopted daughter's life to better ones or give her up?

A 16 year old girl named Bella, was fucked from almost the beginning. When she was 4 her parents died,in a car accident from a drunk driver. She was tossed around the foster care system like a utensil of sorts, one slip up and you were sent back to your caseworker like you were an amazon return. When she was 12, her best friend ualived herself, she was a foster care kid too, but she was put in a house no kid should have ever be aloud in, and was abused in ways that are to unspeakable to talk about. Recently she was put in a group home for troubled teens, and was labeled unadoptable. There was about 8 other kids in the group home, each there for one reason or another, each one more fucked up then the last. They all had a story worth hearing, they had all done something people would labeled as bad, but for all the right reasons, and no one knew that better then Bella. Except maybe Asher he was another kid in the group home, this was his last chance at a home, otherwise he would be living on the streets or in juvie hall. Most of the other kids were all around the same age. She has to share a room with Asher because all the girls rooms where full. Eventually they get to be ok-ish around each other but they each have other friends in the home. They all start to realize that things aren't really that great in the home and they should do something about it. And then they had an opportunity of a lifetime, for two really smart, and troublesome teenagers that have nothing to lose, to come up with a plan they've been waiting to do for years, runaway.

In A World Where The Shadows Lurk Among Us, Only Some Can See The Truth. Constance Rogers was born seeing things that no one else could. So, she was considered crazy. When her parents finally have enough of her "craziness" they sent her to New Gradys Mental Facility. There, she not only finds friends but the family that she has always longed for. So what happens when an evil force threatens her newfound family?

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Noa Rembrandt is on trial simply for being alive. A witch never meant to be born, she is forced in front of an Order of witches who don't care what she has to say--she is sentenced to die.

Grace Herald was happy: she had a home, a family who loved her and friends who always stood by her side; until the year she turned six-then everything went wrong. A sick, twisted kind of love is discovered; a parent's duty to protect their child is a failure and Grace, the child in question, becomes the victim of a harsh reality. How will she handle the sudden changes in her life, now that she is a victim of sexual abuse? Will her new home and family be different? Would they accept her like their own? Here is the story of a young girl who will experience love, happiness, betrayal and acceptance as she grows into a young woman...

"People say I drive too fast, move too fast, live too fast Ain't no such thing as too fast for me" And they were right. Maybe we were too impatient to plan, educate ourselves or think of other options. But the pain in our hearts established by that woman was enough to make patience oblivious to our minds. Now he's dead, and we're guilty. They just don't know it yet. --- In Halifax, Nova Scotia, Kionik is a Mi'kmaq Native youth consumed by the dark trench of the foster care system. Moved from home to home, whether group homes or foster homes. Until she finally was settled with a woman who would ruin her dignity, allowing her boyfriend to sexually abuse her as much as he pleased. But, Kionik is not lonesome. She lives alongside Milani, of Black/African-American decent, and Flávia, of Brazilian-Romani decent. As the trauma of their life progresses, the girls, in the heat of the moment do what they longed to do. Revenge. Facing no other options, after killing their abusers, they run to Toronto, Ontario hoping to disappear in the big city...

Life sucks for Jessica. She is in the 11th grade, well. Was. Sort of. In the past year, her whole life that she thought couldn't get worse became upside down. Just as she gains the ability to trust after two years of never allowing people to be her friend. She was just simply their friend. Finally, she re-meets someone from the past that she never thought she would see again. She lets her guard down for a split second and they become inseparable friends.. or so she thought. She believes if this friend gives up on her, she might as well give up on her too. The two of them were practically the same just opposite genders. Same favourite things, and they always had the same opinion. They couldn't argue anything even jokingly, it was funny at first. Then it became bizarre. They'd both never met someone so in sync to themselves. Since he stopped talking to her one day, the following few days she fell apart all alone. Kicked out of her house, family violence and a group home. What will happen? Isolated from everyone she ever knew. The silence was deafening.

A girl about 13 years of age is coming out of her abusive relationship with her dad. She is put in a group home, knowing nothing of the outside world and now living her best life. With a big twist, a lot of fun and anxiety, you will look into a first person view of her new life.

Juniper Solace's life had never been easy. From moving in with her drug addicted father to moving from group home to group home, she had seen it all. All she wanted was stability and a place that would feel like home, but how long would it be for her to finally find that? She had no idea, until she met Romeo Huxley, a senior in college who desperately wanted to become a game designer. Is this going to be the guy that makes her feel like home? Or do her plans go completely different like always, and does she find love somewhere else?

Life was easy for Shea German. She had it all. A dead mom. A spoiled dad. A caring aunt. Good grades. At 15, life seemed simple to her. Until, she started seeing things. Ghosts. Dead people. Only to learn, she was the last living of an ancient species - the Fennecs. They were necromancers, and werewolves combined. Their secondary form was that of a Fennec fox. She was not just a normal Fennec, though. A genetically modified Fennec. *** "Diagnosed with schizophrenia. Being sent to a group home. Great. One way to ruin life. Well, goodbye normalcy. Hello, craziness."

In A World Where The Shadows Lurk Among Us, Only Some Can See The Truth. Constance Rogers, now a resident of the mental facility, New Gradys. Was born seeing the truth. She sees what others cannot. At New Gradys, she manages to find a family. One unlike the one she left behind. So what will happen when Mary begins targeting her family members? One by one. Who will survive?

Brooke Bisping is 13 years old, both of her parents died in a car accident when she was 5, so she was put into a group home. All she has ever wanted is to be a normal kid, have a normal life, normal family and best of all a normal Christmas, where she got presents, where she got to see Santa, and have fun. She has wanted that for so long, but what happens when she wishes and it comes true.

This is the story of the truth unspoken. From domestic violence to peace, from pregnancy to child birth, from raising a child to foster care, and lastly from a mother to grieving the living. This story covers it all and it's one hell of a ride.

When Noa Rembrandt was eight years old, she began to experience strange things happening that somehow mixed with her emotions. Now at sixteen, she's been kicked out of every foster home she's ever lived in and now her only choice in Thornbrandt: a state run group home for misfits just like her, unwanted children just waiting for eighteen. Except Thornbrandt, the place children go when they just don't fit in, might be the place Noa finds her destiny-and the boy who happens to know all about it. (cover by @zero-infinity)