Learning to Live
"Although the world is full of suffering, it is also full of the overcoming of it.” - Helen Keller
Rachel Hylard lived a seemingly good American life. She was a sophomore at a public high school in a semi-small town in Washington, her parents were still married, she was well liked by kids her age, and she had an older brother that was more like a best friend.
But tragedy seems to strike those who never expect it, and in Rachel's case it's no different. Her entire world is shaken up when her brother does the unthinkable, and her "good" life will never be the same.
Rachel Hylard lived a seemingly good American life. She was a sophomore at a public high school in a semi-small town in Washington, her parents were still married, she was well liked by kids her age, and she had an older brother that was more like a best friend.
But tragedy seems to strike those who never expect it, and in Rachel's case it's no different. Her entire world is shaken up when her brother does the unthinkable, and her "good" life will never be the same.
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A Point of Shame
A teenage girl reflects on the tragedy created before her -
A Scar and A Note
Comfort is found in notes left behind -
A Best Friend
It's time to move on for the Hylard's -
A Box of Memories
Pictures hold more than just time lost -
A New Beginning
New house, new neighbors, and new possibilities -
A Well Kept Secret
Rachel finally begins to understand Ben's motives -
A New Starting Point
Boys are always a good place to start new -
A Group of Friends
Rachel begins to settle in -
A Chilling Nightmare
Peace isn't always found with sleep