Once Upon a Time
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  • Reads 495
  • Votes 26
  • Parts 3
  • Time 26m
Ongoing, First published Jun 09, 2018
Mature
Amelia has always been stuck in her own head, day dreaming of worlds beyond ours or with her nose in a book. Her friends would describe her as blissfully ignorant and strangers would say she was unobservant. 

Liam Reid however, would call her prude and annoying. 

I guess it depends on the way you looked at it. Most people would look at her and say "Oh yeah Amelia? She couldn't hurt a fly if she tried. She's too kind,"

 But I guess when you been left by yourself for such a long time like Liam, you tend to look at kind people, as pampered. 

Because who could be happy in a bad situation?
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"You should pull your head out of your stupid book and realize that fairy tales aren't real. People don't get happy endings,"

"You should pull your head out of your ass and stop pitying yourself. You get from life what you give and maybe you'd realize that if you weren't such an asshole all the time,"
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