Thoughts I Never Said

Thoughts I Never Said

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Thoughts I never said. My thoughts unsaid. And will forever be unsaid. All of the quotations that you might read in this book came out of my mind or I heard it from somebody else. Disclaimer: ▪Sorry for the ungrammatical error. I am not really good in english but I would try my best. ▪ Purely dramatic and emotions so if it is not your thing, maybe this is not for you. ▪ I wrote this book and thoughts so that I could express my feelings secretly. ▪ I never mean to hurt anybody just in case there's someone going to be affected by the quotes. ▪ Plagiarism is a crime. follow me on ig: _iamkthlnnn_ twitter: _iamkthlnnn_
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