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How she found me
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Em andamento, Primeira publicação em out 05, 2015
Shawn Windslow. He suffers from depression and schizophrenia. His life as people would describe, a living hell. His parents died when he was turning 15. Tragic isn't it? Shawn since then didn't want to live. He thought it wasn't fair while his parents were gone,he was here living and breathing. So he planned his suicide and failed many times...but the last time he planned his suicide the sweet eyes that have been haunting him endlessly appeared in real life.
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Where The Light Doesn't Reach

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Carter's drowning and his parents only make it worse. They call him a disappointment, neglecting him and ignoring his cries for help, all while unaware of the dark secret he's kept for a very long time- A secret he doesn't want anyone to figure out. But there's a man named Gray who seems to appear out of nowhere, and he chose Carter as his new best friend. With his persistence and their growing friendship, it's only a matter of time before Carter's secret is exposed. What would happen then? - Cover by @Rosin_Reads - Content warnings: S/A, neglect, suicidal thoughts, loss/grief, self-harm, homophobia, slurs, physical violence, physical abuse, mental abuse, mental illness, recovery