the little angel

the little angel

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The girl who wanted to fly... was stuck dreaming in her life, while the boy who could, planted his feet firmly on the ground. Told through two perspectives of very different protagonists. Ariel is an average girl, with beyond average ambitions. When she was young, Ariel's dream was to fly. To soar. But now, she knows there are many different ways to fly. And she'll accomplish her dreams, even if it meant jumping off of someone else's. Eric was a little boy, until death made him older. He had everything, until he tumbled down down down. Stuck in one place, emotionally, has made him construct walls that no one can penetrate. He vowed to help people, but how can he help others without curing himself? Their stories intertwine and connect, but both are affected. It starts when they are eight. More specifically, when the new biomechanical wings came out on January 1st, 2657.
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Liz grew up in a house that looked picture perfect. A Mother, Father and younger sister. Looks are deceiving. Sir, her father, is an alcoholic and drug abuser. When he's sober, he's the greatest guy to be around. When drunk, he's someone to avoid. Liz learned at a young age it was better to be seen and not heard. When Sir got drunk, Liz stayed in her room and struggled to be quiet so she didn't draw attention to herself. She began using her imagination at a young age to self soothe. Liz had a full family, who were loving and supporting in her imaginary world. As she got older, her imaginary world changed. Gone were the fantastical beasts from her childhood, sand replaced with her imaginary perfect family, perfect boyfriend, perfect everything. When things got tough, Liz escaped reality. Now, as an adult, wife and mother, when tragedy strikes she finally needs to learn to live fully in the real world. Can she give up her perfect world?

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