Spaces - Losing A Friend
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Ongoing, First published Dec 13, 2018
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Harrie copes with the contradicting feelings of letting go of her best friend.

'And Harrie was left there. Not able to comprehend the contradicting feelings she had towards Dina in any way. Not able to let go of the leftover hope Harrie somehow still had, that anywhere behind Dina's new self there could be just a tiny fragment of her old Deenz left. 

Harrie was coping with the loss of a person that was still in her life.'
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