Remembering Phoenix
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Ongoing, First published Dec 04, 2017
Faye Hunter, a girl determined not to let her health conditions interupt her life, to stop her from experiencing life just the way she wanted. After the death of her mother, She moved back to her childhood home. With little memories of said childhood and dreams of a sweet little boy plaguing her since she could remember, she finds the heart pumping adventures she always read and dreamed about. 
 But, can she survive the fire trying to consume her?
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"You gonna tell me what you're doing here?" I demanded, perhaps a little too harshly.
 "I-I, er." She gulped, seemingly lost for words.
 "I was curious?" she questioned after a few moments.
 "Curious?" I scoff, unbelieving. Was she serious?! I straighten up. She needs to understand that she couldn't just come here. I step towards her slowly, feeling somewhat like a powerful predator stalking its prey.
 "Tell me.." I muse, watching as she began to back away.
 "If you were curious about fire, would you just go play with it? Hm?" She was almost against the wall now, staring up at me wide eyed.
 "Cause that's what your doing..." She was pressed against the wall now, James's words replaying in my head as I took a final step towards her and trapped her between my arms, leaning down.
 "...Playing with fire. And you're gonna get burned."

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