Rebecca Chapters

 A Greeting -  Intro

 

Rebecca

 

Rebecca was to be an escape, a being in my mind that kept me happy, kept me focused, a muse to live for, to help me, to keep me from killing myself. In a cold world, and a lonely unfair city, I wanted her to be my sanctuary, a mental place where I could go, to be with me forever. Unfortunately, it was a futile effort, but at least I lived with her for as much as I could, giving her entertainment that she only viewed as chaos, interacting with the forces beyond my world, beyond time, and beyond existence.

 

Chapter 1 - Rebecca

Chapter 2 - Reunion

Chapter 3 - A Broken Mind 

Chapter 4 - Misunderstood

Chapter 5 - Plenty Cruel

Chapter 6 - Undone Spells

Chapter 7 - The Plan

Chapter 8 - In Failure Is Leaning

Chapter 9 - The Second Heals The First

Chapter 10 - The Lost, The Red, and The Lies

Chapter 11 - Find Me

Chapter 12 - It's Time To Let Go

Chapter 13 - I Think The World Of You

Chapter 14 - Spawn Chamber Blues

Chapter 15 - Alone With Stories

Chapter 16 - Missed Adventures

Chapter 17 - The Reluctant Narrator

Chapter 18 - The Story Ends And Life Continues

Chapter 19 - Adventures In Uterine City

Chapter 20 -  Rebecca's Last Words



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