Rewinding Julie

Rewinding Julie

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Romance
With the moon and the stars sharing their light to us. This moment could have not gotten better. I stare at his face, he is so beautiful. "You are scared" I asked teasingly "No, Julianne I am not scared of a 65 year old woman" he growled My lips brush past his ear. "Then kiss me" Sixty five and dying with cancer, Julie wanted to live, to really live. Being married off at the age of 18, she sacrificed alot for her family and their business with only one year left in her life, she wanted to be wild and free to do all the things she missed out when she was young she expected to feel young again but never thought that she turn 18 once more. A story about love, family and finding yourself. ------------------------------------------------------------------- This is my first story guys. It is still being fixed. Thanks for reading
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Sometimes life don't go the way we planned. Sometimes we end up feeling so low, and alone. Like we're in a dark hole with no one around us, but then suddenly there's a light at the end of the tunnel. And I guess what I'm trying to say is.. You're my light, the one who helped me through the worst time in my life - And for that, I am thankful. I'm thankful that I met you, but I also hate you. I hate what you did to me, because you made me fall in love.. And then my world fell apart once again. [WARNING!! Contains mature themes, and language

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