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Magic Lion

Magic Lion

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sun, Oct 11, 2015
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Mystery
Maggie and Spencer around 20 years in age, live in a small town, in a huge jungle like world. Nobody knows what it's called, at least nobody Maggie and Spencer have met. Everyone calls it "Lost World of Trouble", or "Troublemakers Paradise." There's only two ways you came into this so called, "world".. You were either born into it, or THEY put you here. As for Maggie and Spencer they were born into the jungle world. Maggie and Spencer are best friends, they met in a kids group home. Ladies that took care of the children always said they were abandon as babies. Maggie was a newborn when arriving in the group home, Spencer was seven years old when he got to make his grand entrance into the rusted, rotted, barn-like home. He can only remember bits and pieces of his parents, but the memories he has are filled with love and laughter. He doesn't sit well with the thought of abandonment. Spencer was different then all the other kids though. Not only because he knew his parents, but because when he got really mad he could blow things up with a blink of an eye. Nobody else knew this of course. Spencer's mother use to tell him he was different. She use to say, she loved him with all her heart even if he was different. She said he was different just like her, and that it was very unsafe to be different. The only thing he can remember from the last night he seen his parents, was a lot of mean men in dark green and black uniforms. His father grabbing him, looking straight into his seven year old soul and telling NEVER to show them.... He wondered why?
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"That's not something you mess around with." I say to her and she just rolled her eyes. "It's not like he's going to fall for it anyway." She looked at her baby pink nails. "Then why do you-" "Because," She snapped looking away from her nails to me. "He needs to know how it feels to fall in love and then have your heart ripped out of your chest and just feel like you're dying inside." She clenched her fingers into a fist. "Plus you don't believe in love anyway so it should be a piece of cake to keep your end unattached." "Yeah whatever." Monica Roth wasn't exactly the new girl but she wasn't exactly popular either. Her best friend Destiny Hamilton was a cheerleader but wasn't exactly in on the it crowd. They both seemed to keep to each other until one day the head cheerleader Madison Valentine comes up to Monica asking her a favor. A favor to play a game with the school's newest hottie. Derek Reid. Derek used to believe in love, it's what he lived and breathe for. Until he watched his mother become a slut because of it. The one thing he thought was so beautiful and the cure all to mans problems no longer exist. He became cold and heartless to anyone who didn't deem themselves worthy in his eyes. He played games with girls hearts, cause them to fall in love and literally break their hearts when he doesn't return the affection. He's just that type of guy. What makes Monica stand out from anyone else was the fact she's never been in love. She didn't believe in it, her parents never fell in love. She lives with her mom during the week and her father every now and then. It just something she's never witnessed so she didn't believe in it, to her it was just a myth. So when she gets asked to play the game of love with Derek she literally can't say no.

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