A Road For A Broken Soul (Septiplier)

A Road For A Broken Soul (Septiplier)

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It's not the memory of you, it's the pain that it brings. With every second I spend staring into your endless eyes that toss me back and forth, flipping me upside down, tearing into my soul as if it were nothing more than a paper box, I bleed, I cry, I fall. And this time, there's no one there to pick me back up. So I stay down. Until someone comes along that is willing to love me the way I love him. Someone who is willing to lift me up from my misery, my pain, my depression that you put me in. I know the one I truly love will never be this one, but if I can find someone that is half as perfect as him, then I will be OK. To: The demon that controls my life, Anti From: your humane twin, Jack I know I will see you in hell, but I'm not doing this for you. I'm doing it for them. And hey, maybe when I get to your hometown you can show me around! I hope this makes you feel bad, for telling me that I'm not good enough. For hypnotizing me, with those entrancing eyes. I did everything for you, and the only thing you gave me in return. Is hate. So I'm giving you what you wanted from the get-go.
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WARNING: I seriously hate this story. Read at your own risk. It CLEARLY gets better with each chapter, as my writing skill improved- but it starts with a disgusting cliche. Looking back now, it seems silly. It seems silly to think that, after all the jokes, stares, and meaningful silences, we'd still only be friends. It seems silly to think that I'd tried so hard to go against the very thing I wanted. It seems silly to think that he and I couldn't see what the future held for us. Mark and I, well it was only a matter of tempting fate.

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