Stonefields a Short Story

Stonefields a Short Story

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A medical breakthrough in 1952, heightening life expectancy to 100 by 1967. We were the cure for the incurable, and we weren't given the choice. You've all heard of Hailsham right? Well as well as that, there were others, Crossland, and Stonefields, which was my home for the first 18 years of my life. When you think of 'home' you think of warmth, family, Stonefields didn't offer any of that, they gave isolation and grief, but let's not dwell on the past. ***********************FANFICTION/CONTINUATION TO 'NEVER LET ME GO'************************* I do not own any photos or gifs used in this, characters are purely fictional and I do not own the rights to 'Hailsham'.
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"Who says your life ends only when your heart stops? It ends even when there's a celebration around you." A marriage. To a man who had saved my parents' life. Their respect, their businesses, their home ... But at a cost. The cost being me. I was to be wed to a stranger. A Yade. His nationality, species, colour, eyes, skin... none of that ever mattered. The only thing that has ever mattered to me was that the man I marry be the man I have been dreaming about for six years. Six glorious years spread apart with memories that set my soul on fire and light my life up. Hope was a beacon and love was a companion I had lived with in every life. And now, I was to marry a stranger to save my parents' life. There was no real choice to make. Why show me how glorious my life could be, if I were never meant to live it?

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