Hello,
If you're reading this then that means I successfully overthrew the patriarchy we call the government, Girls, gays, and theys reproduce from their own bone marrow. We live in a world where men are simply nonexistent. I'm just kidding, relax a wee bit. If you're reading this then you better unbuckle and get off the ride because this is the story of my life, and more specifically why it didn't end, which is kind of pitiful but eh, i'll live. Hahaha "I'll live." I sure as heaven hope not.
-Lilith Adair
THIS BOOK IS TRIGGERING, please dont try to trigger yourself or blame me if you get triggered, i will put warnings before chapters as an extra precaution though
The Cover is mine and this story is entirely mine. Ask for permission before using and por favor give credit.
This story mentions suicidal thoughts, self harm, and other sensitive subjects. Reader discretion is advised.
Im dead serious, there's some f'ed up stiff in this story.
Super freaking inconsistent updating schedule so yeah.
Have a miraculous day gals, gays, and theys.
This story uses dark humor, or humor in general as a way to describe subjects that are not humorous. It is not making fun of said subject, it is the way that the main character copes with trauma as well as how she describes it in her unique way. This could be upsetting to some readers.
If you want to talk or are dealing with something, I hate to be cliche but: If you ever need to talk, I'm here for you, even if its ranting about a teacher or telling me how your day went. I'm proud of you for getting through today.
Now available as Audiobook on Audible India.
Moving back to her old school, Alana befriends the arrogant Xavier. Underneath his scars are feelings for her, feelings neither of them can deny.
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Moving back to her hometown after six years away, Alana meets her childhood rival, Xavier, sitting on her mother's gravestone. He's still determined to tease and annoy her, and his arrogance and willingness to fight means she writes him off as a good-for-nothing. But underneath Xavier's tough-guy facade is a heart that has given too much, and been hurt too deeply. With each moment she spends with him, Alana starts to feel more connected to him. She gradually helps Xavier find himself, and he shows her how incredible she is as well. But after facing a tragic loss that shakes Xavier to the core, will Alana be able to hang on to him, or will he fall so deeply into himself that both of them are lost?
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