All Chapters of Palmer's Dance: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

  New York City, the city that never sleeps. Where everyone is always rushing to their destinations, and no one seems to stop and breathe. For everyone, life was chaotic and busy, but not for Christopher Melbourne. His life was different, just because he was different.  

   Grace and Christopher arrived at their new home. It was small and quaint, but well kept. They got out of the car and looked at it. The joy in Grace’s face was indescribable.    Christopher could see how happy moving

   Christopher was standing in the backyard, looking at the neighbor’s fields. He was done settling up in his room and just waited for his mom to arrive from town.     “Dad, give me strength to start this ne

  Six o’ clock in the morning, Christopher had woken up with the sound of the roosters singing, bringing a smile on his face. It was a better sound compared to the noisy neighbors and cars in the city.     He got out o

All three friends were riding along the trails, but Gunner had to leave. His father needed help in his ranch and he had to be there to get the horses ready for his next rodeo.     “Do you want me to drop you off at home?”

 It was Monday morning and the alarm went off, announcing Christopher that it was his first day at his new school. He groaned loudly, but got off the bed to take a shower and get dressed.    “Are you ready for school?” Gra

 Palmer was quiet the whole ride and even inside the diner, while she played with her spoon on the ice cream that they served with the apple pie.     “Palmer, what’s wrong?” Daisy asked, pulling her out of her t

   The next day at school, Gunner and Faith were waiting for Palmer once again at the entrance. Gunner was leaning against his truck while Faith was in front of him with her hands folded on her chest.    “Come on, Fait

   The school day was over and the three friends were walking towards the exit. Palmer saw Christopher waiting in line to get on the school bus and she headed over after she said her goodbyes to Faith and Gunner.    “H

 “Hello, Palmer,” Hunter approached her as she was putting some books on her locker. Palmer had to fight the urge to roll her eyes at his presence.    “Hi, Hunter. What can I help you with?” she asked, closing