Perchance
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Here's a lesson from your dear friend Rory, kiddos: Tetanus booster shots are, like, REALLY important. *** Rory's life is hectic. She's a sophomore in college with two jobs to try to pay the bills, so she doesn't have time to eat regularly, much less deal with routine medical care. Until she cuts her hand on a spinning wheel and winds up in intensive care. And there, floating unconscious somewhere between life and death, she just may find the thing that makes it all worthwhile. If she can wake back up and claim it, that is. ************* ~This is my entry for the Once Upon Now contest. I really appreciate everyone reading and voting (especially on chapter one)! ~ ************** Title from Hamlet, Act III, Scene I: To die, to sleep; To sleep, perchance to dream - ay, there's the rub; For in that sleep of death what dreams may come When we have shuffled off this mortal coil...
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Altered

Have you ever met someone who alters the course of your life? For good or for bad, they've come in, given and taken, and then- BOOM! Your life was never the same. There's always a change, an altering of reality. When you meet those people, the reality that you've known your whole life is suddenly gone and a new one has taken its place. When those moments happen, there's no going back. You can try to return to the way things were but nothing, and I mean nothing, can take you back to exactly how it was. That's what happened to us. I think that's why we're still trying so desperately to get back to some sort of normalcy. Four years later and we're still on the ground, crawling, in search of the happiness that was lost that June. Summers will never be the same. Midnight walks through my neighborhood will never be the same. Field parties with bonfires and loud music will never be the same. I still don't know why you left and what lead you to the decision you made. What I do know is that we're here. We're alive and we're pushing forward to the future. A future that you're not a part of. But in some ways, I'm glad you're not a part of it. I just wish it wasn't like this. *** TRIGGER WARNING*** SA, abuse, suicide, substance abuse, and mental illness. This is a complete story that is much like life; fast, full of surprises, and not always how we want it to be. This has been a project of mine for over three years. It was self-published on Amazon, but after some issues in publication, I decided to just upload it on here. I hope you fall in love with these characters like I have. The friends in this story are trying to make names for themselves, figure out who they are, who they can trust, how to love, and how to separate themselves from a restrictive community. As in any coming of age story, they will experience growing pains... but will they survive them before its too late? PLEASE READ THE TRIGGER WARNINGS.

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