Words left Unspoken

Words left Unspoken

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''If you really like someone tell that person how much you want them,because regret is more painful than rejection.'' Some people was afraid to say they're true feelings for someone because they were afraid that the person won't feel the same way as they do. But what If the person you like confess feelings for you? Would you say your feelings too? Or you'll decide to hide it! Because you're not sure If that person is Serious or he's just bored. We're just the characters of our own Destiny,but someone's wish it was a happy ending story. Baby,I want to end this story with a sweet tragedy
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