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A dying girl. A twisted boy. Together, they will take the greatest and most heartwrenching journey of their lives in a world that's against them.
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How are my lovely readers doing? I planned to post the 2nd book this weekend but just decided to publish it now since I realized that I don't have much time left since school starts. So I want to work in this book as soon as possible while it's still summer. :)
SO YESSSSS
CHAMPION is now published. Just visit my profile and add it in your library. :))
In the first book, I placed you in Jeena's stead, where she knows little of the world. Right now, I will put you in the shoes of a girl who knows too much of the world.
Question is: Will they discover the cure for the virus? Or not? Read to find out!
Here's a sneak peek. In case you won't notice, this dialogue is in the book's story description.
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Little Red Riding Hood met the Big Bad Wolf. He came to devour her heart; she came to conquer his soul.
Disclaimer: This story might make you cry pt2 ;-;
"I will clear the way for you," I shouted, my voice clashing with the sound of the waves. The sea in front of us was nothing but a black horizon. "Wield a gun. Pierce my heart. Hold me down to the ground. I still won't leave you. I will find out a plan, an escape, for us to run away - "
He stood barefoot in the sands of the beach, his eyes watching the billows. "Drown," he whispered, face cold and hollow. If we weren't this close, I wouldn't be able to hear him. "What if we drown?"
I knew he's afraid of the sea. Afraid of the water, the trees, the sands, the storm. He's terrified of the world itself. Outside the Capital, he's nothing but a little child. Gone. Lost. Alone.
But I'm here. We're here. The world brought us here.
"Listen, Yuta," I smoothed his brown hair with my hands, his body wincing in surprise. "They won't find us."
He may haven't spoken a word, but at least he nodded. In an attempt to soothe him, I traced the bruise marks on his cheekbones.
He's trembling.
As the waves clashed louder and the sands turned icier, he moved his hand above mine. And began to stroke it with his thumb.
Now I'm the one who's trembling.
"My skin and body only existed at where you touch me, Soo," he said, knocking me off defenseless. "The rest of it is just a cloud of smoke."
