Creating Eden

Creating Eden

  • WpView
    Reads 186
  • WpVote
    Votes 22
  • WpPart
    Parts 7
WpMetadataReadComplete Fri, Mar 6, 201520m
WpInfo
Fiction
Social Themes
Allan Joseph...sorry, G is a guy. He lives in a society much like ours, but his has one big difference. For most people in his world, it would seem this difference isn't bothersome, but even though G tries to accept it, society still feels pushed on him. For some reason he is completely unnatural. And then there is his mother who deals with being different...differently. Eventually he is driven to console himself by spending way too much time on the computer. Really though, how different can he be? He finds this out when his computer leads him into a totally different society that is all his own. At first it seems cool, but then he gets a bit obsessive. Maybe that isn't a bad thing. Follow G as he discovers how to accept who he is in his world and the next.
All Rights Reserved
Join the largest storytelling communityGet personalized story recommendations, save your favourites to your library, and comment and vote to grow your community.
Illustration

You may also like

  • All Eyes On Me | BFDI/TPOT Fanfic
  • SYSTEM:TWISTED LOVE INTEREST CANNON FODDER.
  • Witness (boyxboy)
  • Love under the starry sky
  • My Queen(Complete)
  • Shimmer (BL)
  • Destined To Meet
  • Unnatural Multiverse Book 1
  • In Love with Mr. Oblivious

"if I have to see you.." Tree is a fairly friendly contestant, trying his best to stick with his friends pact.. But he has issues of his own. He can't stand the things he has to see, he can't handle the nightmares, he had tried. So, he slowly descends into insanity. He finds his fear is now irrelevant if he faces it in his own "unique" way. ..Which, may or may not include killing.. "..I don't want to see ever again." --------- Inspired by fear garden, a IDFB Fanfic, and their might be some similarities and references:)) This will contain alot of gore and other nasty subjects so please do not read if you don't like that stuff Definitely targeted at older kids

More details
WpActionLinkContent Guidelines