September Song

September Song

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"You are my September song. My September song that I can't forget. I replay it until it's all I can sing." *** It was September. A new boy was moving to a new school and another girl was simply returning after her Summer break. She was broken. Everyone would insult her. They told her to lose weight. They told her she wasn't beautiful because she was plus-size. They were so quick to judge her. She would eat near the garbage cans so, they'd leave her alone. She had no friends because nobody wanted to hang with the lonely fat girl. She couldn't look in the mirror anymore. She couldn't be happy. She was too ugly to be happy. Her parents were sick of her sad attitude and wanted her to change. She just took up too much space. He was ashamed. Everyone was scared of him. They mumbled about him nervously in the halls. They'd say they heard he was the one who killed his mother. They never believed that it was his alcoholic father who killed her. He would skip lunch and hang in the bathroom just to not hear their whispers. He had no friends because nobody wanted to be near the mindless monster. He couldn't look at himself without feeling broken. He was too hostile to be happy. His grandparents were sick of trying to move him to new schools where he wouldn't get kicked out of. He caused too many fights. He doesn't see her as a continually-eating fatty. She doesn't see him as a hostile mindless monster. So, the two collide, they find themselves both broken. Secrets are out and plans are being made. They get a little bit too close. Will these plans and secrets become a disaster waiting to happen? All rights reserved.
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Note: The men in this story are not mine (except for one/two characters). They were born from the mind of a fellow Watter that goes by the name of GoodnightGore who I will refer to as Dally from this point on. To support the original parent, go and read their "child" called "Come To Life". Seriously, do that. Dally is awesome as hell. ><><>< With their eyes wide open, they stared at what was being presented before them. Both were lucky their head wasn't being held down since their stomach turned. Charlie had provided them a bucket for them to puke into since neither could decide which way to turn. They were the princesses of Collincia after all; one must treat his prisoners like the royalty they are. "Do you like what you see, your highnesses?" Charlie cooed turning their head back to the horrifying scene before them. "This is what you and your brothers called 'The Monster of Collincia'. I remember that day you banished him from the kingdom, Princess Rainger. Didn't he kill Prince Psi and Princess Cho as well as every... single... royal... guard... in their kingdom?" "Why are you showing us this?!" roared Cho tying to get her side free. "What do you seek to achieve with showing us a hollowed-out Joseph!?!" Charlie smiled as he walked away from the princesses to a curtain revealing a robot charging. "Without The Monster of Collincia and his powers or... heh... 'Joseph'... as you call him... no one will be able to stop me from conquering every single kingdom in the world!" That's when it dawned on the princesses. Oh, how wrong they were in the past about Joseph until now. If they could, the princesses would be staring into each other's eyes with regret as they recall everything that happened in the past. If they had known, things would've been different.

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