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			<title>Christmas Bells</title>
			<description>&quot;Raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens&quot;Those are the words that can be heard in the distance as the children toll through the snow, leaving nothing but tiny foot prints behind.Streets and sidewalks that used to be so bleak become covered in a thick blanket of white.Friends and family walk hand ..</description>
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			<title>Chapter 31: Don't Look Back</title>
			<description>Last chapter y'all. until the sequel.</description>
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			<title>Chapter 30: The Truth</title>
			<description>&quot;Dean, I really&amp;nbsp;don't&amp;nbsp;know what happened. All I can remember is that blade cutting through me like butter. I felt the silver burning through me and I hit the ground, but I heard a yell before I blacked out.&quot; I explained.&quot;You mean before you&amp;nbsp;died.&quot; &amp;nbsp;He said. I raised an eyebrow at..</description>
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			<title>Chapter 29: Hunters Funeral</title>
			<description>&quot;How are we getting all of them back to the cars?&quot; She asked. I didn't know how to tell her that we couldn't bring her brother back with us&amp;nbsp;without&amp;nbsp;it sounding harsh.&quot;We can't.&quot; I sighed.&quot;What do you mean we&amp;nbsp;can't?&quot; She asked again.&quot;Your brother's&amp;nbsp;dead. We can't drag his body bac..</description>
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			<title>Chapter 28: Maybe Angels Do Exist</title>
			<description>I pulled my demons blade out of&amp;nbsp;the sheath and stuck it in the tree to give me an extra leg. I pulled myself up slowly to my feet and saw Dean had become slightly conscious again, but still not moving very much. I could feel the streams of blood flowing out of my mouth and my nose as I stood up..</description>
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			<title>Chapter 27: Like Father, Like Daughter</title>
			<description>&quot;But&amp;nbsp;why?&quot; She asked in what sounded like a plea for an answer as she sat against the nearest tree.&quot;I don't have time to explain. This is a matter of life and death right now, and we need to get Brian back.&quot; I said quickly as Dean handed me a shotgun.&quot;I didn't even know he was missing.&quot; She sai..</description>
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			<title>Chapter 26: Wake Me Up When September Ends?</title>
			<description>I locked the shed back up as the guys followed behind me. Dean stepped in front of me and unlocked the trunk, flipping it up to reveal a&amp;nbsp;rosary&amp;nbsp;hanging from the top of the cars chain&quot;Nice rack.&quot; I said and threw the bag inside. He just smiled and shut the back before throwing another grima..</description>
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			<title>Chapter 25: Junk In The Trunk</title>
			<description>***Tia P.O.V.***I sat in my room and attempted to do my homework for English. Yeah, that&amp;nbsp;definitely wasn't&amp;nbsp;going to happen. I thought high school was supposed to get easier. Well, that's what Sam and mom told me at least. I honestly wasn't believing a word of it now. I think it was because..</description>
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			<title>Chapter 24: Soul Stealer</title>
			<description>As I read&amp;nbsp;further, everything started to click in my head. My eyes were about as wide as saucers.&quot;Guys.....&quot;&amp;nbsp;I said, getting louder as I flailed my arms when I jumped from the couch I practically ran, almost toppling onto the floor, and popped into the kitchen where they were both sitting...</description>
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			<title>Chapter 23: Tricks</title>
			<description>(Normal P.O.V)I looked at Dean and handed back&amp;nbsp;Sams'&amp;nbsp;mug.&amp;ldquo;What&amp;nbsp;the hell is with you two?&amp;rdquo; Bobby said.&amp;ldquo;Nothing.&amp;rdquo;&amp;nbsp;Dean and I answered in unison. I shut my eyes and tried to think for a moment, it was almost&amp;nbsp;impossible&amp;nbsp;with the feeling of all 3 of t..</description>
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			<title>Chapter 22: Early Morning Revival</title>
			<description>*****3rd person P.O.V.*****The sun shone through the windows, hitting everything in sight. The particles of dust that gathered, were seen floating through the air. The youngest boy woke to find the sun blazing in his eyes, he lifted a hand, trying to deflect the beam and rolled off of the couch onto..</description>
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			<title>Chapter 21: Catching Up?</title>
			<description>We both sat up against the headboard of the bed, probably contemplating what to ask, without scaring the hell out of each other. I took my head off of my knees and straightened my back out, looking at the ceiling, letting my legs slump a little.&quot;Favorite song?&quot; I said.&quot;What?&quot; He asked.&quot;You heard me...</description>
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			<title>Maybe/Fly</title>
			<description>Maybe you'll fly higher than the treesand there'll be nothin' you can't see.Like colors on the wallyou might be the brightest of them allas you live your life fancy free.The first step might be the hardestwhen you could be the one who goes the farthest.Just a leap as you feel the wind beneath your w..</description>
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			<title>Chapter 20: Everlasting Regrets</title>
			<description>I walked back into the house, everything was&amp;nbsp;quiet&amp;nbsp;again. It was almost&amp;nbsp;peaceful. I walked into my room, threw the bag, my jacket, and boots to the other side of the room. Tripping over something, I turned around to see if it was just my ability to trip over air and not really take no..</description>
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			<title>Chapter 19: Your What?</title>
			<description>I opened the fridge, grabbed a beer out (I know what you're thinking: too young to drink,&amp;nbsp;relax, it's not for me. The utter smell and taste if beer sickens me) closed it and leaned against the wall, smiling. I laughed at the way he was looking at the book, he must have heard me, he looked up. H..</description>
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			<title>Chapter 18: Past Experiences</title>
			<description>&quot;Mullet boy, really?&quot;&amp;nbsp;He said.&quot;Yes, Dean. Me and Ash. Ash and Me. You really sound like you have an issue.&quot; I said.&quot;No. Not at all.&quot;&amp;nbsp;He said.&quot;Good. If you don't mind then, I'd like to move on with my life.&quot; I said loud enough to practically be yelling at him. I turned around. Everything wa..</description>
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			<title>Chapter 17: Nothing Changed</title>
			<description>I knocked on the door and waited.&quot;Since when did&amp;nbsp;you&amp;nbsp;become&amp;nbsp;polite?&quot; Dean asked.&quot;Unlike&amp;nbsp;you, Dean. I have manners.&quot; I laughed.&quot;You're not going to win that argument Dean.&quot; Sam said and I heard&amp;nbsp;the door click and open. He looked at me and smiled, wrapping me in a hug then let..</description>
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			<title>Chapter 16: Similar Markings?</title>
			<description>I stepped out and slammed the door behind me. I was re-thinking my choice about the coat I had on. It was September and still pretty humid for that fact. I turned, Dean gave me a&amp;nbsp;small nod&amp;nbsp;and we headed into the building. There was a morticians assistant or secretary sitting at the desk. H..</description>
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			<title>Chapter 15: Family Ties</title>
			<description>&quot;Don't you look&amp;nbsp;snazzy.&quot; I teased as I sat on the bed and scrolled through my phone waiting for them. I heard a door open and stood up, Sam walked out and was fixing the tie around his neck. He just ignored&amp;nbsp;the comment and walked past me. I heard another door open. Dean had walked out. I w..</description>
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			<title>Chapter 14: Dramatism</title>
			<description>I pulled out my cell and dialed Sam's number as I got closer to town.&quot;Hello?&quot;&amp;nbsp;I heard.&quot;Hey, it's Sam.&quot; I said and he sounded relieved.&quot;What's up?&quot; He asked.&quot;I told Dean that I was going to meet you guys at your motel. In order to do that, I need to know where you guys are.&quot; I told him.&quot;Alright...</description>
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			<title>Chapter 13: Conversations With The Dead</title>
			<description>&quot;Hey, I just got a call from Sammy. Someone showed up in the morgue. Say's this one's a local.&quot; Dean said as he popped his head in the door. I rolled my eyes.&quot;Okay. Dean, I need you to grab something out of the bottom drawer in my room. It's a black box, pretty&amp;nbsp;impossible&amp;nbsp;to miss. Don't lo..</description>
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			<title>Chapter 12: Unexpected Greetings</title>
			<description>***Dream***'Tenebris&amp;nbsp;circuitum,&amp;nbsp;omnes&amp;nbsp;visiones&amp;nbsp;obnubilatio'I turned around. I could see my breath as I gasped for air. I was standing in the middle of nowhere.&amp;nbsp;Just great.&amp;nbsp;I heard something rustling behind me, turning my head slowly to see what it was. I walked toward i..</description>
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			<title>Chapter 11: Sibling Similarities</title>
			<description>&quot;So&amp;nbsp;why&amp;nbsp;does this book have to be&amp;nbsp;locked?&quot; Dean said.&quot;Flip to page 230.&quot; I said.&quot;Why?&quot;&amp;nbsp;He questioned.&quot;Just do it.&quot; I said and he glared at me. &quot;God&amp;nbsp;you&amp;nbsp;act&amp;nbsp;just like my brother.&quot; I muttered. Sam looked at me. Seeing the remorse filling my face again, only with ange..</description>
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			<title>Chapter 10: Unlocking Secrets</title>
			<description>&quot;I don't know&amp;nbsp;why&amp;nbsp;I couldn't see it before, but&amp;nbsp;something&amp;nbsp;really tipped me off.&quot; I said as I stood next to the shelf and crossed my arms.&quot;What?&quot;&amp;nbsp;He smirked.&quot;I really can't find exactly&amp;nbsp;why. It could've been&amp;nbsp;the car, your&amp;nbsp;brother,&amp;nbsp;you being an a*s, the&amp;nbs..</description>
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			<title>Chapter 9: What's This?</title>
			<description>She walked farther into my room and stood next to me. They both looked at her like she was going to turn into a demon or grow&amp;nbsp;claws.&quot;Tia. Dean. Dean. Tia.&quot; I said.&quot;Short for something else?&quot; He asked as he extended his hand out.&quot;Yeah,&amp;nbsp;trouble maker.&quot; I said. He looked at me, then back at h..</description>
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			<title>Chapter 8: Who Are They?</title>
			<description>&quot;How are you holding up?&quot; I asked as I jumped up on the end of the ambulances bumper.&quot;I'm not&amp;nbsp;dead, I think.&quot; Ryan said while scratching his head as he laughed and looked at the tattoo on my wrist, then put his arm around me.&quot;I should be comforting&amp;nbsp;you,&amp;nbsp;not&amp;nbsp;the other way around.&quot;..</description>
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			<title>Chapter 7: Who?</title>
			<description>This is back in the the normal p.o.v/Samanthas p.o.v</description>
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			<title>Chapter 6: Memories Long Forgotten</title>
			<description>This chapter's in 3rd person P.O.V. You're going to see Dean lose some of his sanity, and come to some realizations about his past that he hasn't really thought about in after being yanked from Hell.</description>
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			<title>Chapter 5: Dodging A Silver Bullet [Part 2]</title>
			<description>(Deans P.O.V)I began to walk out behind my brother, when I felt someone tap me on the shoulder then pull me violently to the side. I looked behind me, it was her.&quot;Ever heard of a simple handshake?&quot; I thought about it.&quot;Nevermind, you'd probably end up&amp;nbsp;breaking&amp;nbsp;my hand.&quot;&quot;I wouldn't do that. ..</description>
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			<title>Chapter 5: Dodging A Silver Bullet [Part 1]</title>
			<description>(Deans P.O.V)&amp;nbsp;We pulled up to an average sized white chruch. It looked like it had been around since the civil war, with a few coats of paint slopped on every now and then to make it appear nice. We stepped out of the car, couples walked past us with their children, reminding us of the childhoo..</description>
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			<title>Chapter 4: Bambi</title>
			<description>***Dean P.O.V.***I sat in the car for a moment wondering why she acted so much like my brother, on a good day at that. I looked at the house next to hers and couldn't believe what I was seeing. Our house, we had lived there our whole lives until the fire, but came back every now and again. It was st..</description>
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			<title>Chapter 3: Need A Ride?</title>
			<description>My head shot up immediately, like the wind had been knocked out of me for some reason. It wasn't&amp;nbsp;normal, although I didn't have the correct definition of normal in my history. He looked me in the eyes, almost&amp;nbsp;terrified&amp;nbsp;and worried. His hand felt warm on my skin, after all the feeling ..</description>
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			<title>Chapter 2: Now</title>
			<description>I'm 18 now and all grown up. Everyone else would be in their 20s right about now. Luckily for me, I was an early graduate. I wasn't joking about those good grades ya know. I was your typical&amp;nbsp;bitchy teenager&amp;nbsp;with a reputation that everybody feared. The funny thing about it was, I didn't eve..</description>
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			<title>Summary/Chapter 1: Then</title>
			<description>I delve in fan fics, but not like destiel or anything</description>
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			<title>My World Is...Supernatural</title>
			<description>I write some fan fiction about different things, in case you were wondering why this is up here.</description>
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			<title>Time. Where are you?</title>
			<description>This was just something quick that I had started writing a while back and just realized that it was unfinished. Not very long.</description>
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			<title>Chapter 6</title>
			<description>We were waiting for 5th period to come. Most of us had lunch with the freshmen, with the exception of some seniors and juniors. We hadn't spoken for a few periods, which wasn't like us, at all. After the dilemma that happened at my locker earlier, i didn't even want to talk. It was 4th period alread..</description>
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			<title>Chapter 5</title>
			<description>Mr. Hutkanero, the craziest math teacher i think I've ever had. We were all seated next to each other in the back, in sort of a square formation. I sat behind a girl named Nicolle, or Nickels for short, she was a very outgoing person with a very unique, but awesome sense of style. We were always tal..</description>
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			<title>Chapter 4</title>
			<description>Sparks start to fly between Adam and Skyler</description>
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			<title>Chapter 3</title>
			<description>the 2nd part to adam's n sky's epic day</description>
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			<title>Chapter 2</title>
			<description>Part of Skyler and Adams epic day</description>
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			<title>Chapter 1</title>
			<description>you meet the 1st 4 kinda main characters in this book</description>
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			<title>Spellbinders</title>
			<description>book i've been working on since the middle of this year</description>
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			<title>Born to Fly</title>
			<description>its supposed to have an upbeat country sound,then it slows down and picks back up</description>
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			<title>Fallen Stars</title>
			<description>this i wrote 6-8-10....couple days before school was over</description>
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			<title>Change(the same)</title>
			<description>[verse 1]Try to go back to sleepi want to relive the same old dreamgrab my guitar and start to playbut i know its not the same[chorus]i know that if i want youi gotta play your gameand you want it to be the samebut people change[verse 2]the business is all fakeits really not ..</description>
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			<title>Simple Man</title>
			<description>its a song by lynard skynard but i like lee's version better</description>
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			<title>Getting Out(Coming Back)</title>
			<description>i really had needed to get out what i was feeling</description>
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			<title>Kiss From a Rose</title>
			<description>its not my song or a poem </description>
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			<title>Time (Memories never forgotten)</title>
			<description>this was something i was going through for a while and &quot;wanted to get it down on paper its no longer inside of me threatening the life it belongs to&quot;</description>
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