The Haloed Disease

cheeseandchocoaf

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Parts 4
Time 13m

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Reads 127
Votes 30
Parts 4
Time 13m

cheeseandchocoaf

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"Eleanor? You mean Elle Cruz?"
    
    "Yes. Elle Cruz."
    
    "Elle Cruz." He took a deep breath before he spoke again, "That girl was something. Not the kind to be on someone's Christmas gift list, ya know?" He smiled to himself, "Although, there was this aura about her, that... that... that made her-"
    
    "Different", she finished for him. He noticed the familiar pair of heterochromatic eyes.
    
    "Yes. Different." 
    
    "Good different or bad different?"
    
    "I don't know."
    
    ***
    
    Eleanor Cruz is a year away from graduating unseen when all that changes on a field trip. Always being the shy quiet girl, she is thrown into a myriad of expectations and challenges that comes along with a buzzing social life. 
    
    Never being the social butterfly and lacking on all the wild high school experiences and a motherly figure, Eleanor learns her life lessons the hard way. But is it too late?All Rights Reserved

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"Eleanor? You mean Elle Cruz?"
    
    "Yes. Elle Cruz."
    
    "Elle Cruz." He took a deep breath before he spoke again, "That girl was something. Not the kind to be on someone's Christmas gift list, ya know?" He smiled to himself, "Although, there was this aura about her, that... that... that made her-"
    
    "Different", she finished for him. He noticed the familiar pair of heterochromatic eyes.
    
    "Yes. Different." 
    
    "Good different or bad different?"
    
    "I don't know."
    
    ***
    
    Eleanor Cruz is a year away from graduating unseen when all that changes on a field trip. Always being the shy quiet girl, she is thrown into a myriad of expectations and challenges that comes along with a buzzing social life. 
    
    Never being the social butterfly and lacking on all the wild high school experiences and a motherly figure, Eleanor learns her life lessons the hard way. But is it too late?

4 parts