What Lies In the Fire *on hold

Get Away.
Get Away.
Get Away.
Get Away.

Get. Away.

That's all I hear. Everyday. By everyone. They might not say it directly. Few do. But I can tell. Their behavior scream disgust when around me. Eye contact is avoided. I'm used to it. It's just as regular as the sun rising. Sometimes I get comments, snickers.

Freak.

Weirdo

Lunatic.

That's him, the kid.

They always expect me to wear black clothing, look depressed, give off a weird vibe that gives them a reason to avoid me. For the most part they're right. I am depressed and I mostly wear black.

I moved to the he town of Harborville when I was 8, starting all the comments, looks, and bullying. I don't even know why I am or was bullied. I didn't do anything. Why we moved here is a mystery

17 year old Harvey Longmire has a strange, blank past. His family avoids him. Everyone in the small town of Harborville are too disgusted to talk to him. His father acts strangely around him and his own mother abandoned him, not wanting anything to do with him. The thing is he can't remember anything about this past that has exiled him from having a normal life. All he can recall is fire, and a pair of loving eyes staring at him. All he is told is he is having hallucinations and nightmares that mean nothing. Knowing all of this, Harvey can't help but have a feeling that everything is not what it seems after he discovers something. Will he be able to keep these dangerous thoughts at bay, or will they come surging like a tsunami, opening doors that should stay closed?

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