Escaping The Darkness
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  • Reads 124
  • Votes 13
  • Parts 5
  • Time 25m
Ongoing, First published Jun 28, 2015
Mature
Imagine living in a world of darkness. Where there's no escape. All you can think of are the beautiful memories of life before, but they are slowly fading away, day by day. There's not much joy left to spare. Given the fact that you are trapped. Trapped in your own world. It's dark... every day. Then you decide to run. Run away from what you've become. It's impulse is too strong. You can't handle it. This is your only escape. How will you find freedom, when it follows you? You can never escape what you are. Trapped. Cut off. Afraid. You are blind.
This is Violet's continuous nightmare that never goes away. Not only is she blind, but she is also a target. With Noah, a close, loving friend that she meets along the way by her side they discover how to escape the darkness.
This story is told in first person. Most chapters will be in Violet's perspective (Protagonist). Perspective may change in some chapters. I hope you enjoy this mystery/thriller/romance.
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