NYC (Never Yours Completely)
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  • Reads 710
  • Votes 103
  • Parts 12
  • Time 1h 37m
Ongoing, First published Dec 24, 2015
This book is a representation of colors through feelings and certain emotions. You are warned, this book contains violence, strong language, I mention drugs and smoking and all that jazz so I don't recommend reading this if you're ten, just saying. (*whispers*: Sorry!)



Margo and William are troubled kids from an Antarctic's fantasy village  nobody has seen or heard of. No trace of pigment in their skin or hair, they look like two statues, porcelain looking skin and curious, yet dead grey eyes, after being judged, their whole race has decided to completely avoid the rest of the world. After being so distant from the real world, their ultimate wish was to escape the warm, yet so cold embrace of their families and run away. 

Two teenagers desperately fall in love with each other, but don't realize the coincidences of their actions, once they escaped the monotony and the forever snow of their village, escaping nowhere else but to the busiest city in the whole world; New York, their one and only wish is to experience the world in its vibrant colors. They walk in as two blank canvases, however the colors have no mercy and nothing goes the way it was planned. But it never does, does it?


Deadly, heartwarming and a heartbreaking story of two teenagers having a taste of the real world as everything is against them, humans and something above them, nature.

New people.

New colours.

Higher forces.

And a lot of drama.





"Has elements of the real world, but still can be sorted in any other fictional category." 
                                                                 @ataleaboutme

"Has you in tears in one and makes you dance in another moment. Amazing." 
                                                                 @MuahaHannah

"Boys in books are better than the ones in real life." 
                                                                  @copsinheaven



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