Green Eyes
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He might have lived an ordinary life. If his family hadn't died in an accident due to a military-based experiment when he was four, he might have had a normal childhood, too. That wasn't the only upset in his destiny, however. The government--in a hasty attempt to cover up the accident--sent him to a children's home for the mentally insane. That wouldn't be such a problem now, if he wasn't overage, and if child protection hadn't recently dug up some information concerning his intact sanity. So at the age of nineteen, Daniel Starr is being forced into a different prison--a counseling home for troubled young adults. .................. She would never have lived an ordinary life. Having been impounded at age 15 for suspected murder, she never had much of a chance at a good one, either. And after being moved to the home a month ago--due to being diagnosed with bipolar syndrome, insomnia, and depression--that chance is dwindled even smaller. In the middle of discovering what life is like, and the existence of a man named Jesus, Daniel is found to have something going wrong with his brain stem--possibly from complications of the accident in his childhood--he decides for the first time in his life, to have a friend. He chooses Riley. So will things work out? Or will her complicated problems send Daniel and his illness up in a cloud of smoke? Copyright Alyssa Tidmore 2015 All Rights Reserved Cover by Jenny20
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"Born again, are you all dreaming? Wake up! Nicodemus was right! There's no way you can be born again! We're all already here, we were born! Now, we're gonna die! It's as simple as that." My face was hot and my hands were shaking. We're all gonna die... I pushed the memory back and shook my head, eyes angry and staring down the pastor. "Jesus fed his disciples and all the people around him a whole bunch of crap and they ate it." "Naomi!" "He didn't know what he was talking about because fictional characters in a story never do. They say the lines their authors give them because it's their job to. They don't exist. He never existed. You all should realize that sooner or later instead of wasting your time here, it's screwing with your minds." A pin could have dropped from the top floor and we would all hear it. "Then why don't you just leave." The cold words plummeted against my chest as quickly as they came. That was the pin drop, the end to all the excitement, but not. My heart hammered against my rib cage as the voice echoed through my ears, playing over and over. His words, they were insulting, they hurt, but I didn't show it. I turned and faced him and his eyes remained indifferent towards me. I froze in my seat. They were once this bright hazel, but they seemed darker now, furious. "If you feel that way, then leave." He spat. His jaw clicked at the end of his sentence. "Take your opinions, take your anger, take your indignant heart, and leave this church." ~~~ It never occurred to Naomi that He could have been real, that maybe a life of emotional hardship was the plan for her all along. If it had occurred, she never accepted the thought. She never accepted anything, but Carter. What was life? What was love? What was pain? What was happiness? What is God? Read the story of a broken girl who finds the truth through love.

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