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  • Inspired by Marie by ThaliaScamander
    ThaliaScamander
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    [Auszug]: I love the weird Characters. The ones filled with such a lovely passion, And a deep, Undescribable love for this strange, Human life. ------------- Authors note: Not all of them are english, but most are.♡ Also: Everything belongs to me! I wrote all this. The cover was made by myself too. (I even took the foto, lmao.) So do not use any of this. Thanks.♡
  • Still Loving Her: From 2015 to Forever by mythoughts657
    mythoughts657
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    I saw her for the first time on October 17, 2014. We were only kids back then-4th standard. Life was so simple in those days. People used to say that at that age, what we call "love" is nothing serious. They said it is just a crush, a small liking, something that will fade away with time. But for me... it was not like that. It was not a passing feeling. It was something that entered my heart slowly and never left. Everyone in school called her "Sweety." And she really was Sweety. Kind to everyone, polite, soft-spoken, and full of grace. She was the daughter of the school director, like a princess living in her little kingdom. And me? I was the opposite of her. I was just ordinary. Not handsome, not smart, not funny. I was fat, clumsy, and always felt invisible. If she was like a white pigeon-pure, beautiful, and free-then I was like a crow-dark, ignored, unwanted. One day, my best friend proposed to her. And she said yes. I smiled in front of them, I joked, I acted like I was okay. But deep inside, my heart broke into pieces. A crack formed inside me that never healed. Everyone said to me, "You'll forget this. It's just a crush." But now, almost 11 years have passed. And I haven't forgotten. Not even for a single day. Today is September 4, 2025. Her birthday is coming soon-October 18. For all these years, I never once forgot her birthday. I never wished her, but I always remembered. I always prayed in silence for her happiness. We were never close. We never really talked much. She never knew about the storm in my heart. I never had the courage to tell her. I am an introvert, so I hide everything inside. My silence became my prison. And I always knew this would remain a one-sided love. Next in Part 2