historia de dos adolescentes
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Ongoing, First published Sep 13, 2018
Ambos tenían 16 años cuando se conocieron. Cuando ella le conoció a él ni se inmutó. Es por ello que choca lo que él sintió por ella. Sin duda, era la mujer.

Sus ojos castaños tenían algo que la hacían distinta a toda otra mujer, pero estas cortas palabras no hacen justicia sobre las bonitas que eran todas las partes de su cuerpo.

Durante año y medio, él la buscó desesperadamente. Le escribía todos los días poemas y trataba de buscar su corazón, pero este era de otro.

Pasaban los días y el cada día estaba más desesperado por conseguirla hasta que un día logró tocar la tecla correcta. Ese día su sonrisa resplandeció como no lo había hecho ningún otro.

Ambos se miraron, pero el beso no llegó, faltaban todavía meses para ello.

Fue una dura conquista, centímetro a centímetro luchó fervientemente por alcanzar su sonrisa hasta que tras dos años lo logró. El beso fue lo mejor que había recibido en su vida. Permanecieron mucho tiempo juntos y nada los logró separar.
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