One More Year

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Parts 17
Time 3h 48m

Reads 557
Votes 47
Parts 17
Time 3h 48m

(Uncompleted)
    
    (NOT A FAN-FICTION, JUST A NORMAL STORY :) )
    
    STARTED - 18th February 2019
    FINISHED - (In The Process)
    
    
    
    What does love mean to you? 
    
    Is it understanding and accepting someone and their flaws? Is it having nothing to hide from someone? 
     
    How do you know you've truly fallen in love?  What is 'love' and is there such thing? 
    
    Many people detest love, saying that it is not worth it to spend time loving someone or something as its inevitable to come to an end. Are they correct or does it all live on? 
    
    The over-whelming feeling of not being enough for someone/ something is down-putting. How can something that's so celebrated create such a distraught feeling? 
    
    My book is about two young teenagers. Everly and Christian and their love story. Two young people who have two very different views on love. 
    
    Will one person's love be enough to change the others perspective on love or will it just make the hatred for love stronger? 
    
    How do you show love to someone who has never truly felt it?
    
    Continue reading to follow Everly's and Christian's both views on their rollercoaster to the high heavens of love or the pits of hell hatred.
    
    Love is a hell of a drug, one that can take over both mentally and physically. Will these two be able
    to overcome the addiction?All Rights Reserved

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(Uncompleted)
    
    (NOT A FAN-FICTION, JUST A NORMAL STORY :) )
    
    STARTED - 18th February 2019
    FINISHED - (In The Process)
    
    
    
    What does love mean to you? 
    
    Is it understanding and accepting someone and their flaws? Is it having nothing to hide from someone? 
     
    How do you know you've truly fallen in love?  What is 'love' and is there such thing? 
    
    Many people detest love, saying that it is not worth it to spend time loving someone or something as its inevitable to come to an end. Are they correct or does it all live on? 
    
    The over-whelming feeling of not being enough for someone/ something is down-putting. How can something that's so celebrated create such a distraught feeling? 
    
    My book is about two young teenagers. Everly and Christian and their love story. Two young people who have two very different views on love. 
    
    Will one person's love be enough to change the others perspective on love or will it just make the hatred for love stronger? 
    
    How do you show love to someone who has never truly felt it?
    
    Continue reading to follow Everly's and Christian's both views on their rollercoaster to the high heavens of love or the pits of hell hatred.
    
    Love is a hell of a drug, one that can take over both mentally and physically. Will these two be able
    to overcome the addiction?

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