The 90's Kid
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  • Reads 245
  • Votes 18
  • Parts 5
  • Time 49m
Complete, First published Jul 10, 2019
He was Raris. Emphasis on was. Now? Well, Cavis Wishaw could tell you the processing power of an Atari 2600, but he sure as daylight couldn't tell you how he ended up in the body of a 14 year old boy, 24 years from where he breathed his last breath. Made even worse by the fact that he apparently died, and no one seems to understand the importance of the SNES nowadays, Cavis figures the plot of Back to the Future was not as fun for Marty McFly as it seemed. Will this 90's kid, when met with the struggles of the present,  learn to leave nostalgia behind? Or will he be the kid that never learned to grow up? 



 so practically I spent winter vacation in a video game fever dream and accidentally made a heart-felt homage to the 90's. I wanted to share it. Completed, No-Beta.
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Hi all, this is my first official post of a book I wrote years ago! I hope you all enjoy as I was a teen using a pen and paper to express myself. So sorry for any mistakes and typos ! ******8 Time doesn't heal all. No matter how long. The seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, years...only equal up to more pain. Time never offers a cure; it gives you all it can. Time. Time to remember. Time to relive. Time to feel every little thing it couldn't erase." Ethan- "Replaying an experience is like reliving it. Every word invites a memory. Every memory invokes a feeling, an emotion. It's impossible to say which hurts more. The first time is unexpected. The second time around you think you'll be ready for it...nothing changes. Everything you felt hits you harder." ********