London
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Ongoing, First published Mar 23, 2018
"I cry over it. I break things. I hate it here. It's a lovely place, but I guess nothing can replace what I had. I guess I'm attached to it because I'm not really form there. It's my home. It's changed me. I've lived there for as long as I can remember. It's changed me, it has. And now I'm not there anymore. Such an attachment it is. I miss it. I miss everything about it. Not just the people, I can live without them. I miss the places. I miss the weather. I miss the traffic. I miss Tesco. I miss the busyness. I miss the bridges. I miss the river. I miss the Underground, the Overground and the DLR. I miss London."

You're so homesick about London. You hate it in Zug*. You've been living there for a year now and you're starting to get over it. Then, after late nights with overexessive doses of Sherlock BBC, you miss it all over again. The knot in your stomach and hole in your heart remains. Wounds reopen. The only thing you have so that you truly feel "London" again is a battered old Tube Map. You decide, at least one more trip to London. Just to make you complete again. Only you're not prepared just HOW complete it'll actually make you.

*A city in Switzerland 

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I'm only 11, so please excuse my writing skills, they are not exactly /ripe/ yet. Also, if any grammatical errors or found, or if you have any suggestions in general, or any criticism, DO NOT HESITATE TO COMMENT. This story depicts exactly how I feel since leaving London to come to Zug, but of course what happens on that trip isn't, or else I'd be the happiest person in the whole wide world. :)
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