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The Forest
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Ongoing, First published May 31, 2020
Author note: This is a short fantasy story. It was originally an idea that I wanted to submit to an online magazine but I decided to post it here.

Allison is a wallflower, a loner; she keeps to herself, occasionally talking to her cousin Dani. She wasn't always like this; she was outgoing and talkative but after the death of her mom, she secluded herself from the world. Her only safe is outdoors surrounded by nature but since the woods are considered dangerous in her cousin's hometown, she settles for the school's garden.

Until one day she finds herself in the middle of the forest. Afraid and alone she questions how she got there. But she's not alone.

Ardelean, the name of his home, his responsibility; left to rule the forest at a young age Soren is desperate for a solution. The forest is dying; no-one knows why or how to stop it. No-one except the forest itself. When Soren sees Allison in the middle of the forest, he is discouraged wondering how a weak girl could save his home. He needs to trust the forest; the forest knows best. Now it's up to him to ask Allison to help him. 

Will she help him or just leave?
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