Heart of Fire
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  • Reads 347
  • Votes 93
  • Parts 16
  • Time 1h 53m
Ongoing, First published Aug 26, 2018
Original story: Six of us are born at a time. Amberia, Geo, Kyal, Leaf, Ifeeria, and Windelmina.

The storm was over and I collapsed on the ground leaning my back against Geo's and resting my head on his shoulder. 
"It seems the world insists on pushing us together" I said. 
"Is that so bad?" He asked back.  
"Maybe in another timeline we could have been",I sighed. "Geo?" 
"Yes"
 "I must ask one last favor". 
"Anything". 
"Don't follow me". I said calmly as I pulled myself on my feet and walked away from everything that just happened.
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