The Boy Who Lived in the Shadows
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Miles has been struggling with many things in his life, including, moving to a new school, bullying, relationships, and many other things. His father; a very caring dad, who has recently gotten a new job in a different city. His mother; an abusive, greedy woman who has had relationship issues with her husband. But when the whole family moves to a new house, Miles has a huge secret that he has been waiting to tell everyone....especially his parents. Miles was basically your ordinary guy...except one problem: he was born a girl. Will Miles have the courage to tell his parents he is Trans? Will his peers accept him for who he is? Or will everything go downhill?
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