The Kids Who Held The Elements: The Color Red

The Kids Who Held The Elements: The Color Red

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Eight kids who have grown up to get her since pre school have all moved away after a disaster that had struct their neighborhood. They soon grown a part and have not seen each other since. Now in high school and forgotten of each other. Something soon calls them back to reunite. As they remember each other they soon remember of the events that have been accuring, lately in their new neighborhood they now live in. And soon find out what powers they each hold. Only so many have these powers, saids an ancient goddess tells them. Will they use their powers for good....or hide them and not save the world....as you can say the world is in their very own hands.
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The average human being spends every second of his day fighting against the force of nature to see another day. But I'm different. I'm not afraid of outside forces to take my life away - only myself. Approximately 10 years ago, something happened to me. Something really bad. But I'm not allowed to talk about it. As a way to release my frustration, I give hell to my body and everyone I come in contact with - especially my parents. No one knows about what happened except the ones who did it...and Him. But he didn't stay. Now, he's back and he's not talking either. I want to stop hurting, I need to stop. Make me stop.

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