Bittersweet

Bittersweet

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The boy from the coffee shop wasn't something that you would call a regret but it was certainly not meant to turn into a giant mess. Who knew that the first conversation you would have was about 2% milk and the last one before you left would be about how Harry loved you. Running away from your feeling isn't the best option but you couldn't face it, not yet. There are all these things that shouldn't have happened, yet somehow they slotted in together. Maybe not perfectly, but they did. In the end, you were happy it happened. The small bumps made it all worth it in the end and showed that you could get through it all. GERMAN TRANSLATION: http://www.wattpad.com/story/12398687-bittersweet (wattpad user JustMackle)
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Dear You, Once, when I was younger, the world felt so much smaller. Everything important could fit in a single moment: the sound of laughter, the warmth of sunlight, the soft rustle of leaves in a quiet breeze. I didn't think about tomorrow, or the day after that. Life wasn't made of questions back then - it was made of feelings. But somewhere along the way, things began to change. The questions grew bigger. The world, which had once seemed so simple, became a puzzle I couldn't solve. I began to forget the little things - the way the atmosphere smells after rain, or the sound of my own heartbeat when I was truly at peace. Have you felt that too? That quiet loss, the kind you can't explain? If you're reading this, I guess you do. [...] This book isn't a solution. It's a mirror. And maybe, just maybe, you'll see yourself in it. I don't know where this story will take us, but I'm glad you're here. Sincerely, Someone who understands Revised draft Start: 12.01.25 Finish: 29.03.25

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