Littleinfinity Stories

I believe we have a choice in this world, about how to tell sad stories. On the one hand you can sugarcoat it. I like that version as much as the next girl does. It's just not the truth. The truth is you don't get to choose if you get hurt in this world, but you do have a say in who hurts you. Life doesn't have to be perfect, for love to be extraordinary.

The odds are not in Stephanie's favour once a heart is shattered and left in the darkness and dread of English weather. She's tired of staying and keeping herself secure. So instead, the twenty five year old plans to get away: a place where in would contrast the life she needed to leave and to forget. However, plans have consequences. And a spring wedding will set the scene of her finale. {BOOK THREE OF THE 'Yogscast Girls Series' COMPLETED}

#TFIOS A poem I wrote after reading "The Fault In Our Stars" date written: August 26,2014

We are young kids. Some of us are going to die from our sicknesses. We are innocent, we didn't do anything that caused It. Cancer is aggressive, and vicious. And it can be unstoppable. Since I learned to accept that, I could finally live my life. I was lucky enough to have my leg successfully amputated to get rid of It. Is it easy to live with 1 1/2 legs? No. But I survive like any other human. Remembering the operation makes my chest burn and my palms sweat. "Gus I promise you it's going to be okay. The cancer will all be gone and it will all be okay." My mother paces across the room trying to convince herself more than she's trying to convince me. "Mom. It's already okay. Please relax, I'd rather it be that way." With that, she sits and puts both of her hands in her messy hair with her elbows pointed outwards, her eyes closed. I don't remember too much after that besides a nurse with white hair wheeling me down the hall, with bystanders and little kids staring at me.

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