His Princess
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Last published Fri, Oct 3, 2014
Kyra lost her outgoing spirit a while ago. Communication with her friends suddenly weren't as strong, she never goes out much and a part of her just floated away. The worst thing was that she didn't even know or notice it.
She was living life and having fun, but then her dad collapsed and she found out he was diagnosed was a terminal illness. From that moment on, a part of her was lost, she tried to go on with life, but most of her hours were dedicated to being by her dad's side. But he didn't want that life for her, nobody did, they wanted her to live.
And hope for that came in the form of a white scarf. She had given her white scarf to a stranger on a cold night and he intended to repay her for that.
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