Luna High
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Alternat Universe. Most of her life, Cinder had been in a coma. Her biological parents had died in a carcrash that put her in the coma When she was 8, she woke up and soon was moved to an orphanage with no memories of her past. She soon was adopted by a man name Linh Garren, who was from Beijing. (This takes place in America because most of highschool stories take place there so im more exposed to that.) Now she's 16 and is going to school for her first time, being homeschooled and all. Story idea from PrincessSelene04 Go read her books XD
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Good or evil. Life or death. Light or dark. Living or dying. None of those mattered to (y/n). For as long as he could remember he never really felt anything for anyone. No love, hate, envy, pity, nothing he didn't even feel sadness or grief for his parent's deaths. Eventually everyone avoided him. All the other children at the orphanage began calling him a freak, a psycho, empty, and a grimm. None of that bothered him in the slightest...at least not until he met her. The one woman who finally let him feel things, he finally felt all the emotions that he had never felt before, but will his new life show him true happiness, or will it lead him down the path of darkness into a living hell?

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