Falling

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Reads 50
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Parts 2
Time 13m

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The stars always seemed to spark interest in Alex, probably the fact that you could only truly see them in the darkness - like herself. And before you ask, no. Alexis Mitchell is not a vampire. Just a lower-than-average teenager facing problems larger than herself. She doesn't sparkle in the daytime

"I wanted to die in my best dress, so I'd look nice when they found the body."

We've all heard a similar story before. Girl is depressed and decides to end life. Boy saves her. They live happily ever after. But what if the boy isn't atop of the height to save her, but to jump himself? If she falls - just as she wants to. It's a tragic cliché with a little twist.

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WARNING: Suicidal themes, Mature language, Cliché plot, and a Tragic Romance.
Falling - Written by @Awice_Da_DwagonAll Rights Reserved

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