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"Parker, you changed, you changed too much that you can't heal." His eyes reflected disgust but his heart, it was sinking. He was wounded into pieces by the sharp edge of her sword, of her heart. "Do you think I care." Her smirk never left her lips. She knew it, she knew she changed... She knew that she destroyed everything... Ruined everything. Hurt everyone... ****** They were best friends. Best friend until that night when Parker's life scattered like a broken mirror. A mirror that can't be joined...
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