The Exchange Student
  • Reads 14,067
  • Votes 403
  • Parts 52
  • Time 7h 3m
  • Reads 14,067
  • Votes 403
  • Parts 52
  • Time 7h 3m
Complete, First published Nov 14, 2014
Mature
" What's depression like? " he asked.
" It's like drowning. Except you can see everyone else around you breathing."
All Rights Reserved
Sign up to add The Exchange Student to your library and receive updates
or
Content Guidelines
You may also like
You may also like
Slide 1 of 10
In The Pursuit of Happiness ✓ cover
Drowning cover
Scared To Love cover
anathema ; phan  cover
Loosing her {phan X reader} cover
Somebody, Wake me cover
"I'm Fine" ☠ l.h cover
Always Awake cover
Dear JS cover
A Human Touch cover

In The Pursuit of Happiness ✓

22 parts Complete Mature

"Hi...Do we know each other?" "Umm...I...I don't think so" he stammered as he fumbled a reply; which was weird because he never encountered such trouble before. Introverts, as most of us know, are less socialized, but though having little to no bonds with other humans they are well aware of the importance of relationships; the bonds, the love, the friendships, and the happiness. If introverts have any of those, they cherish them as their most precious treasure. Which is why they are also afraid of losing them, afraid of never having them again, afraid of being back to loneliness. Some of those introverts just accept the fact they are loners, that their lives won't change a bit, as making friends and bonds is not their cup of tea. Things would have been different if some people would have accepted other people. Things will be different when some people will start accepting other people. Can a depressed introvert ever find happiness? If yes, Will it really work out for the best? Only one way to know, START READING.