The Boy Who Gave Up
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Ongoing, First published Apr 29, 2017
I always hated those times when he follows me around constantly like a dog. I took him for granted and neglected his love and somehow that changed something inside him. Now he stopped and acted liked he didn't care for me anymore, and somehow that hurt me inside. Yet, I can't do anything about it and why am I missing him so much? Did i never really tried to love him at all? is there still a chance that I could make him love me like before? or am I too late to fix things between us?
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