TW: This book has a lot of descriptions of abuse and because of how often it is, there are no trigger warnings at the beginning of chapters. Take this as a warning for the whole book.
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Samuel never thought that moving out of his childhood home wo...
Samuel never thought that moving out of his childhood home would make such a drastic change in his life, at least it wasn't supposed to.
When moving the last of his things in to his new home, he meets his upstairs neighbours; Taylor, and her boyfriend Benjamin. At first everything seems normal, until Samuel begins to notice things about the couple that prove everything to not be quite as perfect as he first thought they were.
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Welcome to The Boy on the Second floor.
TW: This book has a lot of descriptions of abuse. If you get triggered by that sort of thing, don't read this book.
This book is inspired by the song Must have been the wind by Alec Benjamin
I truly hope you enjoy this book as much as I have enjoyed writing it.
-Julian
(Aesthetics not by me)
Started: June 15th 2019 Rewriting began: Dec 1st 2019 Finished: April 2nd 2020 (writing), April 22nd 2020 (updates) Word count: ~ 71 000
