Gradient of Pastel Blue

Gradient of Pastel Blue

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"I like how the sky is a transition from one color to the other," He said in awe. "It's like a..." "Gradient?" "Yeah," he cracked a sweet smile, his sparkling eyes boring into mine. Pupils dilated as if he saw something more than a charity case in the shape of an uninteresting girl standing before him. "It's beautiful," he whispered. And that's when I realized. ************************* Amaryllis Celeste's signature look in life is a nonchalant stare. After a series of tragic events occur, her main goal is to get through her senior year without screwing it up. Little did she expect for the little shell around herself to crumble as new people begin to worm their way into her life. Whether she would like it or not. Specifically one person pulls at her heart strings and makes her realize, that trust is not necessarily a dangerous thing. As long as you give it to the right people. I suck at summaries please don't let this stop you from reading GOPB😂
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