Fairytale // 2017

Fairytale // 2017

jessicachamberlin

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Ongoing5h 29m

Last published Tue, Dec 12, 2017

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Louise has always wanted her very own fairytale. But as time progressed, she came to the conclusion that fairytales didn't exist, and that she would never get her 'happily ever after'. She came to terms with it and she accepted it. That was until he came along. Louise started to believe that fairytales were true, they just took a different form to a pumpkin or a flying carpet. He brought out the real her. She made him want to be a better person. They loved each other deeply. It was the kind of love that can never be taken away or destroyed. The real question is; do all fairytales have a happy ending? Or are they simply the clichés you can only read and never experience?

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