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Decadence
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    Time 8h 19m
Ongoing, First published Mar 14, 2014
Mature
From the beginning there existed "hatred" and the ever present knowledge that like Light and Darkness, we would constantly polarize with each other, inexplicably and yet unbeknownst to any of us, our fates were already irrevocably intertwined... "If you can do nothing else than promise me just one thing," he pleaded, unable to hide the melancholy in his voice, "Never forget that we were always, always slowly experiencing a decadent love."
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The Marriage He Wouldn't Undo

20 parts Ongoing Mature

I've never been good at making decisions-somehow, I always end up hurting the people around me. So I chose silence, thinking it was the safest choice. But silence, I learned, is its own kind of chaos. It twisted how people saw me. Misunderstood. Misread. Misjudged. And yet, I remained quiet... because I didn't know how to ask for help. I couldn't survive without someone to lean on-without a presence to anchor me. So I chose the path that looked easiest, not because it was right, but because it was available. I got married-not out of love, not out of longing, not even curiosity-but out of necessity. It was an agreement, a shared convenience. A quiet contract between two strangers who needed something from each other. No butterflies. No spark. Just survival. I married a stranger... because sometimes, the heart stays silent when it's been unheard for too long.