The Most Unfortunate Things Occur at Night

The Most Unfortunate Things Occur at Night

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One night the feather haired boy wonders into the bathroom, following the instructions whispered from the demons in his mind. While his curly-haired lover slept in bed, the blue-eyed boy listened to the orders given to him that would change both their lives forever. Or the one where Louis believes that people have demons under their skin and cutting is the only way to release them. CW: Major character death, self harm, depression
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PART ONE OF THE TRAGICALLY BEAUTIFUL SERIES for most of his life louis didn't know what it was like to be wanted. at the young age of twelve years old he lost everything that mattered to a young boy: his friends. everyone important to him disappeared all because of an event that louis didn't dare to ever speak about, all he did was get shut down anyway. he was in his last year of high school and louis was still dragging himself through the days until he bumped into his new curly headed neighbour in a quite embarrassing accident that soon led to a unexplainably comfortable situation. he soon learned his name to be harry and from then on harry would bother louis until they became friends. or louis suffers from PTSD and harry just wants to help him love himself ANY AND ALL UPDATES TO THIS BOOK WOULD JUST BE FURTHER EDITING

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