Imaginary Friend [on hold]

Imaginary Friend [on hold]

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Fiction
Fantasy
Do you remember your imaginary friend? The one who played with you when you were lonely and sang you off to sleep? Well, what if they weren't so imaginary? Emmaline Blue is, to put it bluntly, made up. Fictional. Created by the young mind of Jackson Richards, who is now a seventeen year old boy with a passion for photography and no longer believes in his imaginary friend. As Emmaline is fading from existence, she watches the boy she has fallen in love with from the shadows, wishing he could see her, hear her. But she is just a memory, and he is a real boy. So what happens when she is offered a chance of mortality?
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A girl named Emma has gone through a lot of problems. One day she is given a chance, to start a new and fresh life with her father. Emma won't pull any fake act of her behaviour, she'll just be her normal self. She will only try hiding one thing from the ones surrounding her. Which are her feelings and emotions. She has built this thick wall in her mind and it's diffucult for someone to pass through. Things get worse when she arrives at her father mansion. There she will learn the truth of her family. She is about to turn sixteen in a few days and it happens to be on Monday the day she goes to her first day to her new school. Will she manage? Will someone be able to pass through her wall? Will she feel safe? Will it be easy for her to this new life?

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