Niall Horan: Imagines and Preferences

New book, my experience

Hey guys, I'm writing a new book and I was wondering if you would wanna read it.

It's called 'my journey: the man from the Chinese chip shop'.

It's about my attack and how I have dealt with it. I wanna know if you would read it.

Here is a small extract of it:

I was a typical teenager, back then, at the young age of 16. I was 16 years old, when I had to survive and suffer with my traumatic experience. I had my whole life ahead of me at that time, with my GCSE exams a mere couple of months looming ahead of me. Not only was I under the pressure of my GCSE exams but from that moment on, in the Chinese chip shop, I had the pressure of having to deal with a sexual assault trauma.

Looking back now, in a way I was lucky; I never got any physical injuries, when it happened I never got hurt on my body. However, like any other victim of any type of crime or assault I suffered mentally. Even to this day now and I am (how old I will be when it's published), I can remember every single little detail of what happened and how it happened. I can remember the night to the greatest detail of what colour my underwear was, what I ordered, what Will and Steph ordered, what each of us were wearing, who had served us at the Rainford village Supper Bar and to what we all purchased at Winnie's.

People would say normal girls at the young age of 15/16 would go out with friends and be having fun in the latest crazes and style. But after the 5th of February 2016, that wasn't me. I didn't do any of the 'typical teen' stuff, I didn't dress like the 'typical teen' for a while after. I remember, locked myself away from the physical outside world.
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