When the stars were eternal

When the stars were eternal

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Romance
In a systematic and advanced world similar to ours, a group of friends who all came from different backgrounds wanted nothing more than to see the stars. For so long, such a goal was considered useless, for it served no further purpose. However, their heart wrenching story and memories together would start a huge movement that would change the way they were once viewed, but all they wished for most of all were the happy summer days where they could laugh and play under sun, and the winter nights where they would warm up inside, drink hot cocoa and watch movies, or even go out and play in the snow. The story of an unbreakable bond that went a long way, just as eternal as the stars that would guide them all.
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In this world, there are some people who get their happily ever afters and others who don't. Those who get their magical fairytale romance, cherish it for as long as it lasts while the others never get to enjoy the wonders of a fairytale. Instead, they are forced to stay inside their hopeless reality and grow old thinking about what they did to deserve never getting their once upon a time. I think those are the ones who wanted it bad enough. They craved a fairytale more than life itself. Devoted their lives to Disney movies and romance books just to be let down by the real world. I think I'm destined to be one of those people. Then he showed up. And fucked up everything I thought I knew.

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