words (pn.) • distinct meaningful elements of speech or writing, used with others (or sometimes alone) to form a sentence and typically shown with a space on either side when written or printed.
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lucas | ivy
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"Hey, sis."
"Hey, Lucas."
"How have you been?"
"Okay, you?"
"I'm doing great. What's wrong?"
"Nothing."
"Come on Ivy. I'm your brother. I know when something's wrong."
". . . Something happened."
"What?"
"I was coming back from school. I was heading towards my dorm. When I arrived, there was . . ."
"There was what Ivy?"
". . . Words written on my door."
"What kind of words?"
". . . Murderer. Attention whore. Bitch. Psycho."
"Oh my god. I'm going to kill whoever did that."
". . ."
"Ivy, you know that I'm here for you right?"
". . . Yeah. Of course."
"Good. Because I'm not lying. I will always be here for you."
"I know. I am meeting Ryan's parents today."
"You are?"
"Yeah."
"Hey, have you been talking to some guy for a while now?"
". . . Yeah. Why do you ask?"
"No reason. Just my roommate has been talking to someone for a while too, and there are just a few coincidences."
"Oh okay. Hey, I have to get ready. Call you later?"
"Of course, bye sis."
"Bye Lucas."
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Exquisite Mistakes | ✓
Teen Fiction❝Hey Declan, I'm lost.❞ ❝. . .❞ • • • In which a guy accidentally calls the wrong number and ends up having an interesting conversation with a girl. All of it leading up to an unexpecting romance.
