It's been five years since that fateful day. Some say that the worst part of saying goodbye is the initial scene, words, whatever. The sight of seeing the person dead, the words of another telling you that they've moved on to another life. But to me, the worst part is moving on. Amelia reflects on her sister's death.

Amelia describing what happens when she cuts. The rating was just a guess, sorry if you think it is wrong.

"I'm sorry for what I said." "I'm sorry for what I did." "I'm sorry for everything." Please read and reveiw.

Broken ice. Willow died. Broken bones. Amelia tried to save her. Broken hearts. It didn't work.

Amelia O'keefe's life has never been good. Her sister had a rare disease, so Amelia is always forgotten about. She then turns to anorexia, that nearly kills her. Her parents, at wits end, put her in a hospital for eating disorders. Will she survive? R & R

That thing that chafes me, that rubs me raw. I want to find love again. So I don't regret it anymore Amelia

After Willow's death. Amelia's POV about their lives now. Just wrote this for fun : It is short.

How can she be noticed when her problems, if revealed, will finally shatter a glass house? Rated T for future content.

Amelia speaks to her sister after the novel's conclusion. Spoilers. Very short oneshot.

Having had a child with OI, I know that there are four main types of fractures. And isn't it strange that they seem to have occured in our lives as well as Willow's body? Four drabbles, various points of view, "T" for safety. COMPLETE!

What if Amelia killed herself by slitting wrists? What if Willow never died? What if, after Amelia died, Willow's condition got… better?

"Wherever you are now, I hope you can hear us. And I hope you miss us as much as we miss you." After the end of Handle With Care, Amelia writes a letter to Willow. OneShot.

Based off Handle With Care how will Charlotte handle it when her older daughter asks to hold Willow?

How did Willow find the razor? An extra chapter from Willow's point of view. I wrote this after finishing the book, i really enjoyed it and it inspired me to write this piece. Have re-read it and there is a typo... apologises to everyone x

Amelia struggles to remember her sister

You were the strong one, my darling. You proved them all wrong. A poem, narrated to Willow.

A short poem about a Christmas holiday.