Gone (Slowly Being Moved)
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Valerie Hall is one special 16 year-old girl. Even in a special world (she lives on a floating island) she still manages to be astounding. She has especially strong gifts for one of her age and she knows it. She also knows the distrust and hurt that would be felt by anyone she's ever known if her gift was revealed. This was not hard growing up but when she joins a team and starts going on quests, hiding her gift will get harder and harder. What if she thinks she's not right for the team? What if her team needs her more than they thought?
A/N This story is finished so I will be editing it slowly and posting it into my other account, SociallyAwks. The story here will also be slowly deleted as I edit. If you hadn't finished it yet when I start deleting parts, don't worry, just type in the username I mentioned above or even shoot me a message. I'll try to see if I can help you out! Thanks for sticking through with me until now! This will be a trilogy so I hope you guys aren't too disappointed with the ending. The story will be changing quite a bit when I move it over but I will still have the original so if you liked this story line better, I can see what I can do for you :)
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