A Grain of Sand

A Grain of Sand

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Helena Novak was five years old when she realized the existence of humanity didn't revolve around her and everything was going to die when the sun exploded. This of course happened while watching TV when she realized she needed to live the American dream go to school get a degree have kids move to the suburbs but she was stuck on the idea oblivion makes things unimportant and if someone couldn't give her the sun and stars she shouldn't dare be extraordinary because humanity is as important as a grain of sand. Pessimism coaching her life she watches herself sink into to a hole that she must get out of.
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" Temporary bliss is not worth the endless suffering it equates to." - invisibilityink Her existence basically didn't matter, what more to expect from a girl who is the exact definition of 'loser'? All she could do was hit the books and in the social hierarchy which is high school, you didn't matter unless you we were attractive, talented, rich or everything. Claudia Wylls was intelligent, clumsy, had a beautiful heart but no one knew because no one actually stuck around to find out. Until he did. Daniel Chase, heir to the multi-billion family business, knee deep in cash and did whatever he wanted, perks of being rich. His life was envied by others but everyone has imperfections, and he did too. Disclaimer: Written when I was 13-14 years old. Dedicated to one of my favorite OTPs, KathNiel.

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