The Dollhouse

Ivory Covington, the one that is kind to everyone, they think she has the perfect life but it's quite the opposite. In front of everyone's faces they see a perfect family of four, that's so far from the truth. Because, behind those perfect shiny walls is a family with problems that are breaking Ivory apart more than anyone would ever care to know. She wants to leave that town, that family, that life. She wants to leave more than anything.

Liam Bronston, the quiet, shy boy who barely spoke. He is the most attractive male in Sunset High where teenagers want to leave just as bad as the sun wants to set. His life gets worse each passing day. No one knows about his problems, not even his best friend who has been by his side. He writes poems to get through the pain and barely shows a smile. He never opens his heart but wishes he could. He wants to get away from that house, that family, that pain. He wants to leave more than anything.

Ivory the kind girl and Liam the quiet boy. Pain and freedom, light and dark, smiles and tears. Two different stories that in the end become one. Altogether, these things form The Dollhouse.