Undeveloped Stories

Embarrassing but on point.

Jessy Bailey was sent to a mental institution. Everyone thought she was crazy. she knows what she saw. Those black eyeless sockets staring down at her. That blood curdling scream of her sister. She knew it was real. She knew it was all real. The world just didn't realise this yet. He didn't kill her. He merely watched her. Watched her cower at his presence. He knew what effect he had over her. But he didn't realise what effect she could have over him... *im sorry i cant finish this book. Im 3 years older then when i first wrote it. Ive grown out of my fanfiction stages. Im so sorry*

"I was there the day that your mother died. The moment she took her last breath; that second she said her last words…and she has a message for you: Keep searching." This nightmare has tortured Ally every night since her mother died. While she struggles with this, she must also struggle with social awkwardness and it doesn't help that her best friend is the only gay boy at her school, Tyler. Through twists and shocking plot changes, Ally will find the person who's been torturing her; the one that was there.

"I want them to know I was alive. I want them to know I was here." --- Quentin Clear is wayward. Barely able to hold down a job, money drying up faster than he's able to make it, he is also desperate. With his rent 2 months late and the threat of homelessness looming ever closer, what will he do to remain afloat? Sara Clear is sure. Sure that this, her life, is perfect. Complete. The perfect job, the perfect home, and now, the perfect fiancée. The only wrinkle in this glimmering scene is her brother. Insubordinate, reckless, emotional, he is everything that she isn't. And that's why she'd do anything for him.

These are brief descriptions of stories without a fully thought out plot.

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