Dear Junjie,
Maybe it's a good thing you haven't responded to my letters, because I'm now starting to think that I'm crazy.
I don't want to admit it, but maybe Mr. Fitzpatrick and Cami were right. Maybe I did hallucinate about merpeople.
These past months have been stressful and I wouldn't be surprised if I imagined something, just to get attention.
The thing is. . .
It felt so real, you know? I could feel Caspian touching me and how his lips touched mine.
Forget it. I probably sound stupid and that's the reason you haven't answered yet. Before you trash this letter, though, I have a question.
Did you feel what I felt? Sorry, I probably sound weird. Let me clarify: did you feel that spark between us?
Or not?
In all the years I've known you — when we were friends and weren't — you're not one to hide your feelings, yet at the same time. . .
God, I'm rambling now.
Anyways, I'll apologize right now. I don't think there's any mermaids. I think I imagined that whole thing, because I was trying to get attention.
I don't know what's real and what's not. I'm confused. If you get this letter, well, you can throw it away and forget about me.
Sincerely, Sera.
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Of the Twisted and the Lost
Paranormal[FEATURED] Upon discovering mermens exist, Sera Chang and teenage detective Junjie Williams work together to kidnap a merman as proof that these once-thought fictional creatures exist.
