Phyllis Willows is considered something like a princess of attitude by many of the adults around her, and it is a part of her that she has to put up with. Meanwhile, there's a few external forces stressing her out, too, which include her self-entitled mother. Her resentment is a powerful thing... including as a magnet for nosy spirits and desperate magi!
[This has the mature rating on, but I want people from grades 8-10 and round there to be able to read this at some point, too. If anyone has any suggestions so that I can keep it... edgy, but like a bit MORE APPROPRIATE, I guess... while I don't garuntee to take all of them, but I will gladly read. I will take inspiration, at least. It'd be greatly appreciated, so thank you to anyone who contributes. :)]
Leah Rhodes has been trapped in her mind for years.
One weekend, her parents decide to go out of town, leaving Leah with her older brother.
Relishing the sudden freedom, Daniel forgets his sister's medications, and he discovers Leah to be almost ordinary without them.
Did Leah actually snap? Or is that just what their parents wanted everyone to believe?
IMPORTANT-- only marked as mature for brief violence (better safe than sorry, eh?)
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I swear I'm better at writing stories than I am at describing them.
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Feb 16 - July 5, 2019