Reflecting on lost connections, I longed for the childhood joy with Florinda, the protective love I felt for Levi the unrequited affection for Justine, the disillusionment towards the false King, the regret of unspoken words to Will, and the cherished memories with my grandmother Mary, all while remembering the silent...
In the Epilogue of "Living Books," she wrote a Dear Love letter in Blue ink, finding Valor in the decision to Rewind memories, believing it's Better that Way.
Look What You're Doing; No One Can Save Me now, and This is Why We Can't Get Along, not even on my Birthday Bliss, where Swift Connections and a Redhead spark questions of Who's Gonna Tell Him?
The Echoes of Departure lingered between us Wanderers, entwined in a tale of Lost Love and "I Love You But," leaving us with No Idea how to continue-definitely Not a Love Story Like I Do.
In the Gray Eyes of dawn, we stood together, finally on the Same Page, pondering "How Does It Feel to Be In Love?" - but Nevermind, in our hearts, You and I knew the answer, despite the occasional Heart Intruder disrupting our Point of View.
"123, Keep Going, Darlene." she whispered as she decided to Run, leaving behind a heartfelt Confession and waving Bye Bye to Somebody Not Me, ready to Fall Back into her own dreams.
The Good Girl Gone Bad played a Toxic Teens' Chess Game, where "Forever & Always" was just a Hoax spun by a Dear Sweet Liar called Sugarpie.
The Knight, with Maps of Life in hand, embarked on Boundless Journeys, glancing back at the Girl in the Door, a Fallen hero reminiscing about the May that Got Away and the Super Girl who once inspired her quest.