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Complete, First published Jun 05, 2017
"Everyone alive is born with a string attached to their hand," Miss Lee explained. "It connects you to your soulmate."
    "You and your soulmate are the only people who can see your string. Some people like to find them early on," she said, nodding to Jenna and Kurt cuddling on the story time mat, "but some people chose to find their soulmate once they grow up," my kindergarten teacher explained.
    I looked around at everyone gazing at Miss Lee, then at their wrists.
    So I looked at mine.
    "Miss Lee! I don't have a string!" I blurted out. 
    I felt their eyes on me, until Miss Lee turned and glared at me with disgust.
    Did I do something wrong? I continued to ask myself.
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When I was born, I wasn't born with this "Red String" everyone apparently had. It seemed to connect people, to have people's hearts never broken. Well, I'm unlucky enough to not have a string. Sometimes, it does seem as though I am very lucky to not a string, for it does cause drama. Although... Feeling left out isn't my cup of tea, and hearing all these stories people tell me aren't the best either. This all changed when I hit my second year of high school, and the new kid on the block seemed to have the same problem as I.