Last Breaths
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  • Reads 61
  • Votes 6
  • Parts 10
  • Time 16m
Ongoing, First published Apr 05, 2019
This book is now officially called "Last Breaths" which was under the previous name called "Used to be us...". 

I remember reading Him by Pierre A Jeanty and I was truly inspired by it. This inspiration led me to write this book. I hope you all enjoy reading this as much as I enjoyed writing this.

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To the one who loved 
6.13.19 The expiration date was nearing I thought as I looked at the moon something so magnificent even with the fissures and scars. 

The heart-aching ritual of the heartbroken heartbreaker, lighthearted I used to be, but to my dismay, you had the deepest of my heart and, that's what I feared the most. 
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You taught me how to love yet I had to fight back for the sake of you for the sake of us, the road we were walking on became delicate, a second away from rifting and someone had to live.

A ritual is a ritual, anyhow.

~From the one who didn't know what love was 
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Just a bunch of letters put together to form a book of regret & romance.
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