Stone: The Unknown Society Book One

Stone: The Unknown Society Book One

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Alexis Stone is a child of no identity. That is to say, no memory of her past, the life she had before she ended in the doorstep of G--Orphanage seven years ago, before she ended up stuck with a horrible Headmistress, before she ended up as the object of scorn in that place. And yet she can see. She can observe. Her mind can comprehend lessons far advanced than people her age. She's different, unique. But it comes with a price, the price of being alone. But that was before the arrival of a strange and blank scarlet letter and a disappearing man, not to mention this strange dream. That was before The White Apple Institute. Before the real troubles of life came, and before living never appeared to be more than a word.
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Silence

Alexis is a 17 year old girl that hasn't spoken in years, ever since her mother was killed when she was 8. Everyone thinks that it was a simple break and enter and she was killed by the robber but Alexis knows the truth but is too scared to speak up. Her friend Damian that has been by her side even before the murder knows that it was more than that but doesn't know what and knows she can speak but she chooses not to because she is hiding something thats going on in her life. ***WARNING- THIS BOOK WILL CONTAIN TRIGGERING CONTENT INCLUDING SELF HARM, DEPRESSION, VERBAL/SEXUAL ABUSE, ETC. PLEASE READ AT YOUR OWN RISK.***

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