Strain

Strain

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sun, Jul 27, 2014
Stories end how they start. Sadly, this one starts with a funeral. Noah Dastern suffers from a rare mental disorder. One that prevents him from feeling physical, and sometimes, emotional pain. The disorder's effects increasingly get worse over time, leaving him only a short time of sanity, unless he is able to overcome it. He soon learns that he can't do it alone and lets Andy in. A boy he has become close too, and feels that something more is happening between them. But he soon remembers why he blocked so many off, because he could hurt them. Noah must make the decision to let Andy in and help him get better, or to promise him a happy life free of the plague of hurt and distrust that Noah drags around with him. As they get closer, Noah falls into a world of utter insanity and madness. A world where he can't tell right from wrong. If murder is okay. A world with no morals, that could destroy him, and all those who have learned to love him, including Andy. What hurts most when pain is absent? What hurts you?
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After fainting in elementary school, Noah Roman was forever banned from human contact. Still able to attend school, though he has to wear a mask, gloves, and not show a single part of his body, Noah was perfectly fine with it. Living with content Noah never cared about how others thought nor he would never experience a true relationship. Casted outside of the world, Noah grew fond of his illness, but like seasons, it changed. Moving away from his home state to California, Dominic Storm wasn't exactly fond of the new place. Researching cases of Mysophobia, Dominic begins to care less and less about his schooling and life. Without knowing, Dominic invades Noah's safety bubble, stirring up trouble for Noah and himself. Avoiding, pushing and hiding couldn't separate these two no matter how hard either tried. Does Noah finally see the pain of no longer having the ability to touch? And why does Dominic care so much for Mysophobia?

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