Darkness Dies with the Sunrise

Darkness Dies with the Sunrise

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The shadowy figure at her window would normally have been disconcerting. But something about the uncertainty that would come with the sunrise left Marigold more curious than concerned. Tomorrow she would be a legal adult. She would be turned out to find her own way, without the government protections she had leaned on her whole life. Perhaps it was the fear of the unknown adult world that caused her to open the window for the figure. Perhaps it was that nagging curiosity. Regardless of the motivation and without much forethought, she allowed herself to slip out of bed, pad to the window, and unlatch the lock... ----- Marigold may be becoming an adult by legal standards, but the uncertainty of what that means for her future becomes irrelevant as she finds herself in Neverland with Pan his Lost Boys.
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Model student Wendy has a perfect school life -- she has many friends, a few close ones, good grades and a bright future. But her life at home is the complete opposite: her father feels that she will never be a good enough daughter and her mother is abusive. One day, she leaves her bedroom window open as she always does, and in comes the boy in her bedtime stories -- Peter Pan. He takes her on adventures to Neverland, where she meets some new friends. Peter calls them the Lost Boys. ((A million thanks to my dear roomie, who took the time off to correct my grammar and punctuation, even if it was because you couldn't stand it.))

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