Institution Stories

Jamiee White is a 13 year old girl that couldn't wish for nothing more but to have her normal life back. Constantly she tries to figure out the missing pieces of her puzzle-that is her life-to see if there's anyway to fix it back to the way it used to be. But little does she know, her life will never be the way it used to be. And until she figures that out, she'll be searching through her memories of her life 'Before and After.'

A caterpillar is ugly until it turns into a beautiful butterfly. A pressure cooker has a valve to regulate the pressure. These two facts relate to this novel. A newborn baby girl is put in an institution due to a birth defect. However, as she matures she turns into a beautiful young woman. When she learns about her family she seeks revenge. First, to those who took advantage of her during her formative years, and finally to family members. Unlike a pressure cooker...this beautiful young woman has no valve, and she has learned just how mesmerizing her beauty can be. ____________ Author's note - there have been many comments about the cover, so I will share the intent. These are twin embryos, but if you look closely, you will see the devil ears. Don't be like Scott, and get too close to a devil in disguise.

Oliver starts his day the same way every day. Uniformity and strict schedules are to be expected where he's at. What else do you expect from a mental hospital? A short vent story based on an event that happened to me a few years ago.

❝I love you more each day. Today more than yesterday and less than tomorrow.❞ When a fairly casual shopping trip takes an unexpected turn for mother and daughter, Katherine and Hayley Warren, they learn the true secrets of the pharmaceutical business. Not only does Hayley learn the covert affairs of the drug testing system, but she also learns about her past. In a facility off the ethical radar, who can you trust and who might just be terminal? [Sequel: The Afterlife]

"I made a promise to myself on the day that we met, I would do whatever it took to protect and care for you, But along the way I've lost myself, And all you have to do is say goodbye to the boy you once knew." I met this girl in rehab, she was beautiful, but when she left rehab, she left behind her beautiful, Love. H x

Supernatural Toys....oh the joys!

Alice is a troubled teenager. She holds many secrets, some of which could lead to serious damage if not released. It all started after one traumatic incident she can't bring herself to talk about. She meets Zachary in a mental institution and finally feels accepted. Zachary soon becomes her first and only true friend. Can Zachary help save her from her own mind or will she go on living this way forever?

It's not a vampire story; it has nothing to do with twilight. 8 people 7 cars 6 guns 5 deaths 4 gangs 3 secrets 2 survivors 1 love. Copyright © PrettyUnicornBoy. All Rights Reserved

What happens when you wake up after an incidence and find out you could move things with your mind! Would it be great or disastrous ? Scott and his friends find themselves in a similar situation. But wait, they are not the only ones with powers . Read and find out their experience and battle against that which is far beyond their imagination.

"Welcome to the New World, where dreams are followed and lives are glorious." Unless you count the insane.

A deranged young man who can't be bothered to seek help is finally arrested 2 years after the brutal murder he committed. Who can save him from his demons?

Sliverwood is the top Asylum around for children and teens, only the most dangerous and insane adolescent are sent here for the safety of others and themselves. The asylum is a treatment center and a school, as youth who are sent here get put into classes as well. The building itself is a mansion later turned into a boarding school then soon after turned into a asylum, Children attending have their own school having lessons every other day, if well behaved they get time spent in the many common rooms or even if lucky wandering the corridors. But beware once you come in some don't come out. What actually goes on in the locked down Institution?

Harold's Academy is seemingly a school for correcting teenagers as well as providing them with an oppurtunity to suceed in life. Throw strict rules and students with special abilities into the mix, and you can't help but wonder what their motives are. Peter Deadman has an especially hard time coping after half of his life was spent in a neglective psych ward. He struggles to make friends and avoid enemies as he tries to find a way out of this prison that reminds him way too much of his pain-ridden past.

I'm one of many. We still need to find our final piece.

Suicide. It was a word that held so much power over any individual. A word that tore people apart and bared them for all to see. A word meaning death and heartache. But a word Kaedin Sloane was all too familiar with. After his last attempt, Kaedin's family finally had enough. A psychiatric hospital was a last ditch effort to get Kaedin better. He knew it was a waste of time like everything else his father and step mother tried but he went along with it anyway as he always did. What Kaedin didn't expect to find was an understanding he thought he could never have with another person. Kaedin was never a talker, hated people knowing even the smallest detail about him but with Emery, it was different. Baring his soul for the first time in years, had Kaedin feeling like maybe just maybe life could be worth living. Of course, nothing lasts forever.

When we are born, we do not have a choice whether we are taken to the Institution. But our birthers do. They hand us over to the State because they do not think they have a choice. And once we are here, they raise us to believe that we do not have a choice. They lock us away, shield us from a greater wisdom, ignore the object of free will. We think what they want us to think, fight who they want us to fight, become what they want us to become. They make us believe that freedom is a lie, that liberty is a hoax, that only mindless obedience can engender endless happiness. But they are wrong. I am not their pawn. I refuse to be their hostage. Their will has never been my will, not since the day I delivered the message. Not since the day I walked tediously down an empty corridor, not since the day I heard a knock at the window. My life has forever been the my life since the day I chose to listen. The day I dared to chose. [Hey everyone! Thanks for coming to visit my story! I recently posted the prologue of this story as a short story because I think it's enough to stand on its own. It would really mean a lot to me if you could check that one out, too, and comment as to whether you think I should keep the longer version going. I know where it's headed in terms of plot, but I'm split over whether it's worth continuing. What are your opinions? Anyway, thanks again and happy reading!]