Fighting For Love

Fighting For Love

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'Beep, Beep, Beep' That's the noise I heard as I started to wake up from my deep slumber. Every part of my body ached. It felt like I had been knocked over by a truck. I slowly began to open my eyes letting my vision adjust to the bright light around me. I felt something heavy pressing my left hand to the lumpy mattress that I was currently laid on. Looking down I noticed my dad sleeping with his head laid on my hand. I tried to move it gently so I wouldn't wake him but failed in the process. "Hey sweetie, how are you feeling, try not to move to much you are going to be sore for a while" my dad said smiling at me. "What happened?" I asked, everything was still a little fuzzy but before he had a chance to explain I heard it. My dad smiled and walked to the other end of the room to were the sound had come from. Bending over slightly he picked something up carefully and made his way back towards me. He held the bundle of, what looked to be blankets, in front of me and that's when I saw it. The baby, MY baby. The one thing that will remind me of that terrible night eight month's ago. The one night i wanted nothing more than to forget. ***** THREE YEARS LATER Emma is released from the institution that she has spent the last three years in, trying to bury the events of that god awful nigh four years ago. The doctors say that she is ready to move on with her life now with her family and friends. Its a big step, one that Emma isn't sure she is ready to take herself but there is only one way to find out. Emma has come back home to try and salvage her life and career. She is due to start college so she can do her GCSE's that she never had a chance of doing when she was meant to, but what will happen when she meets Aaron, her college teacher. Will she let him in to try and heal her broken life. Can Aaron knock down the walls inside her that she has spent the last three years building?
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Her brows furrowed. "You look like you have something specific you wanna ask me." The tips of Liam's ears turned red at Emma's very accurate observation. "I, uh... I usually just bullshit my way through projects, so I have no idea what the hell I'm doing." The corners of Emma's lips formed a small smile. Liam arched his brow. "What are you smiling at?" Her smile widened. "Nothing." Ever since Emma started going to Silver Creek High, she's been bullied over her discolored eyes. It all started when a boy brought attention to her in biology class one day, laughing at her and calling her a "freak" while the rest of the class laughed along with him. She never looked at him or saw his face; she just ran out of the room crying. She was now an outcast labeled as a freak and she wanted nothing more than to just disappear. She felt she had no purpose in life. Until her sophomore year when she fell in love with Liam, the guy every girl wanted; the guy every dude wanted to be. He had stolen her heart and she now wanted nothing more than to be with him. Unfortunately, Liam seemed to want nothing to do with Emma. He seemed to be straight up avoiding her. They never interacted for 3 whole years. That is, until now in their senior year, when they get paired up for a school project. The two must put their differences aside and try to work as a team. But as they spend more time together, feelings grow deeper, and secrets start to rise to the surface. Warning: Contains mature language, sex, and topics of bullying, sexual assault/harassment, self-harm, and suicide

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