Imane
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Imane is a young and very pretty woman who has to deal with the death of her best friend / partner. She is cleaning out her apartment when she comes across a small leather book called "Imane's Diary". She finds all the memories of her and her best friend's childhood in the book, and she keeps it. She decided that every day, after work, she would travel over to the nearby cemetery where her friend lays, and she would read them the memories they shared in their earlier years. Imane becomes nostalgic, and she starts to develop depression, but this book is her safe place and her happy place. This book of Imane is what keeps her going. ___ TRIGGER WARNING: Depression, Anxiety, Suicide, and some other things. READ AT YOUR OWN RISK Also there are LGBT elements in the writing. Don't like it? Please don't read it or report it!
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