Not Entirely Human

Not Entirely Human

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Destinee Claire was just your (semi) average high school senior. Clad with a copious amount of piercings, a haircut that she may or may not have done herself with a pair of Hello Kitty safety-scissors, and a singing voice that could easily leave record companies scrambling to attend to her hand and foot, she was just trying to get through high school with the help of her incredibly closet bound gay best friend Felix. And then he showed up. Seemingly out of nowhere dropping Kier Dargan, potential bad boy/player…if not for the fact that he seemed to refuse to play along with those worn out traits. Before long the entire school was gossiping profusely about him. At first, Destinee honestly believed that he wouldn’t pay her any attention, wouldn’t affect her in anyway. And then a teensy little bridge appeared between them: he saved her life. Through your average teenage bonding she started to realize that there was a lot more to this guy than what she had originally assumed…a lot more. Like what was with the weird shadows that crept after him wherever he went? He how come sometimes out of the corner of her eye she glimpsed his eyes turning red? Suddenly Destinee found herself swept into a world entirely alien to her own, surrounded by things that exceeded her wildest dreams. It seemed that maybe, just maybe there was a lot danger to the world than what met the naked human eye.
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