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The Way the Wind Blows: The Light Upon the Fire
The Way the Wind Blows: The Light Upon the Fire
The Way the Wind Blows: The Light Upon the Fire
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The Way the Wind Blows: The Light Upon the Fire

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Everyone runs on secrets All of our life stories depend on secrets.

High school is supposed to be fun and excitingyou have friends, healthy relationships, and a supportive family. However, for a group of ninth graders, high school is nothing more than a disaster.

Adam, Jake, Madison, Dakota, Hannah; pregnancies, break-ups, secret crushes, betrayal. These adolescents have their own stories; their own secrets.

Katiy, Chad, Dan, Brittney, Mike, Mrs. Gonzales; divorce, marriage, crime, infidelity. These adults have secrets of their own which are too frightening to divulge.

In The Way The Wind Blows, all these characters lives are intertwined in ways unimagined by the secrets that haunt them. These secrets either tear them all apart or bring them together.
LanguageEnglish
PublisherXlibris US
Release dateNov 2, 2011
ISBN9781465380401
The Way the Wind Blows: The Light Upon the Fire
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William Cook

William Cook is the author of Ha Bloody Ha, The Comedy Store and 25 Years of Viz. He edited Tragically I Was An Only Twin – The Complete Peter Cook and Goodbye Again – The Definitive Peter Cook & Dudley Moore. He has worked for the BBC and has written for the Guardian, the Mail on Sunday, the New Statesman and Condé Nast Traveller.

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    The Way the Wind Blows - William Cook

    Copyright © 2011 by William Cook.

    Library of Congress Control Number:       2011918510

    ISBN:         Hardcover                               978-1-4653-8039-5

                       Softcover                                 978-1-4653-8038-8

                       Ebook                                      978-1-4653-8040-1

    All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the copyright owner.

    This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places and incidents either are the product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously, and any resemblance to any actual persons, living or dead, events, or locales is entirely coincidental.

    This book was printed in the United States of America.

    To order additional copies of this book, contact:

    Xlibris Corporation

    1-888-795-4274

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    Contents

    Preface Adam

    Chapter One The Beginning of the Worthless End-Adam

    Chapter Two The Big Shots in the Hallway-Hannah

    Chapter Three The High School Sweetheart-Chad

    Chapter Four Something No One Knows About Me-Katiy

    Chapter Five A Secret Bond-Dakota

    Chapter Six Secret Friendship-Jake

    Chapter Seven Backstabbers-Madison

    Chapter Eight My Job-Brittney

    Chapter Nine The Classroom—Mrs. Gonzales

    Chapter Ten Dinner with Hannah-Adam

    Chapter Eleven Honeymoon Nights—Mike

    Chapter Twelve The Husband—Dan

    Chapter Thirteen The Poem Show—Chad

    Chapter Fourteen The Doctor’s Appointment

    Chapter Fifteen The Doctors Appointment

    Chapter Sixteen The Date—Katiy

    Chapter Seventeen Romances—Dakota

    Chapter Eighteen The Secret is Revealed—Madison

    Chapter Nineteen A Secret Filled Court Room

    Chapter Twenty A Secret Filled Court Room

    Chapter Twenty-One The Worthless End of the New Beginning-Adam

    Epilogue Katiy

    About The Author

    Dedicated To:

    William Richard Cook Jr.

    June 3rd 1967-April 13th 2009

    R.I.P Dad, I love you and miss you.

    I know that one day I will make you proud of me. One day I know I will get to see your face again. I Love you. Where ever you are I hope that you can see me. I wish that you were still here to see that my dreams are coming true. I love you.

    Please come back to me. I miss you.

    "Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than

    to speak out and remove all doubt."

    -Mark Twain

    Some people say to look in the mirror and that you will see your reflection but all I see is my other half.

    -William Cook

    An Inspiring Quote

    "People don’t say stuff about me behind my back . . .

    just to my face!"

    -William Cook

    My undead Soul

    A knife stabs into my unwanted life

    My tears fall like snow covering ice from my broken heart

    Fire burns the forest in my mind and then it melts the tears

    Anger covers my emotions and builds up in my burning stomach

    The anger triggers a cold shiver and it runs through my invisible existence

    Pain fills my own body and then is starts to shake

    My thoughts travel away from the earth; they go where I should be

    They float away from my body and flow into nothing

    The cold finger tips of mine touch my reflection in the mirror

    It hits the floor because of my undead soul

    Glass slashes my skin and blood rushes into the red reality

    It drips into my unwanted by undead life and soul

    -William Cook

    Looking through Broken Glass

    I start to walk back into my dark life and all my thoughts

    start to travel inward

    My thoughts catch a piece of broken glass in my own mind

    The crystal blue sky eyes of mine look into my own

    broken soul and my heart

    They find mistakes and what should be in my thoughts

    not hate and suffering

    A scream starts to echo into my human body

    It travels into my secrets and what my life should be

    They find lies and mistakes and then the real truth

    comes into a depressed reality

    Deep cuts start to cover my light skin and blood covers the truth

    War breaks out like a swarm of cancer cells

    They start to cover up the anger and hate

    Even now I know it will never stop even when the waves crash into my eyes and make rain fall tears

    When they hit the ground that is when my life crashes

    down into my true colors

    -William Cook

    Who Am I Really?

    I feel nothing but hatred and pain

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