Letters To Noah
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  • Parts 24
  • Time 15m
Complete, First published Jul 20, 2017
Mature
Dear Noah, 

I was the victim and you were the bully. Both sides of our stories contain tragic outcomes. If only you were wiser with your decisions, then we wouldn't have been in a situation like this. I made the final call and you weren't the only reason. Don't guilt yourself too much, because in the end you never really cared. Your actions were never forgivable, yet here I am giving you a chance of forgiveness. 

-Ellie

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Hello readers! This story was written when I was in 7th grade and I truly apologize for any errors/plot holes  you may come across during your reading. 
A fair warning that there will be certain topics throughout the story that contains depression, suicide, self harm, etc. 
I would appreciate a lot of feedback/comments to improve as a writer. Enjoy your reading time.
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