Anemoia
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  • Reads 91
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  • Parts 2
  • Time 9m
Ongoing, First published Nov 21, 2018
Memories expanded before her as a sepia-colored horizon, wrapping her lone figure in a hazy mist of reminiscence. Reaching a trembling hand towards the distance, her glassy eyes beheld the faraway mirage where moments of the past were.

She believed everything was meant to be. The joy of meeting, the pain of love... the grievance of separation. She wanted to believe that it was the best course, that such is the sacrifice that one must be willing to go through to protect those who are dear to them.

Embracing the memories within her soul, as a tear fell from the eyes that were reflecting the colors of the horizon, she held them close to her heart-fragments of the bygone days.
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Y/N had long since perfected the art of hiding the cracks in her heart, a quiet ache that lingered beneath the surface, unnoticed by the world around her. Trust had been shattered too many times, leaving behind only the remnants of love she once gave so freely. The weight of solitude clung to her like a second skin, and each day she walked through life as though she were a ghost, watching the world pass by, yearning for something she couldn't quite reach. But when the night embraced her, when sleep whispered its soft lullaby, everything changed. In the silence of her dreams, something shifted-though her eyes could not see, her heart felt it. It was a presence, gentle yet unyielding, that made her believe, just for a moment, that there was more to life than the ache she carried. A presence that whispered in the stillness, as though it had always known her, waiting in the spaces where dreams met reality. In that sacred space, between waking and sleeping, Y/N began to feel the warmth of something new. It was not a dream, but something more-a promise, tender yet powerful, that whispered softly to her soul. "I can't promise you a perfect world, but in this moment, let me be the one who never lets you go." In The Dreamer's Embrace, Y/N begins a journey where the weight of silence starts to lift, revealing a connection she never expected-a love, not of fantasy, but something she's always longed for. Will she open her heart to this strange, beautiful presence, or will the weight of her past keep her trapped in the shadows?
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She was a noble and influental person..He knew he wasn't worthy enough for her. She was his sun, so bright. While he was the moon, he could admire her from afar as a friend. She felt like someone unreachable for him. Ever since he first laid eyes on her and how she treated him... He couldn't help but love her and stay beside her forever. She was his everything.. On the other hand, She always cared for him. She knew how good he was to her. He was always there and support her amidst everything. He was her sun..His kindess and humour, warmth surrounding him that made her happy. She was the moon, who could only admire and get the warmth he had. She knew deep down how she felt. Yet she didn't dare to cross the border between friends and lover. She knew her fate was sealed and didn't want him in pain... She knew that everything she touched and loved will break.. It was her fate... And she didn't intend to break him too. He was the most cherished person she had. She couldn't bear to see him hurt, especially if she was his cause of pain. How would their tragic love unfolds? Will they succeed or fail?