I see shapes

I see shapes

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Wed, Jun 3, 2015
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This funny yet sad short story will make you laugh, cry, and face palm. It's about a young girl named Megan Lemore of the age 14 discovers instead of just looking at things you have to look harder. After doctors, therapists, and mom to daughter talks she discovers how to look by the help of friends, family, and, wait, that can't be right? Nope, it's right. Okay. I guess, the help of a little girl. Wow. Didn't see that coming. I have to read over these things before I write them. That's, that's just weird. I'm going to read this. I'm dyeing to see a little girl help a 14 year old. I want to find out, like, how? How would a little girl, probably 4 or 5, help a 14 year old? Okay, back on topic. If your going to continue to read this short story, grab a small snake, lay back on your couch, and enjoy this story. Thank you so very much, ~Savannah~
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rachel

I stare at Matt's face as he looks down, concentrating on the game. I can tell he's so angry. He's holding it in his jaw, he's clenching his teeth. He's up in his head and I don't know what's going on up there but I just know it's not good. Even if I get him back out now, I know that he's going to overthink everything later tonight. "Matty, it's ok." I whisper. He immediately looks up and finds my eyes. His blue eyes are bluer than normal. Impossibly blue. Not even a gray blue. But a pure, brilliant blue. "It's not ok, Rach. I fucking hate him." His swear catches me off guard a bit. But my eye contact doesn't waver. "Thank you." "You're welcome." My favorite color immediately changes to blue. --------------- Two childhood friends have spent a lifetime battling demons. Will life ever give them a break? Can Matty and Rachel find an ending that is even remotely happy? --------------- DISCLAIMER: This book contains: Adult language: LOTS of Profanity Mental Health topics (anxiety and depression, PTSD) Adult situations: sex, drugs, alcohol, sexual assault Please be aware that: THIS BOOK COULD BE TRIGGERING. PLEASE READ AT YOUR OWN RISK. *First Draft*

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