To All the Girls I've Loved Before

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Parts 5
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A/N: This is the gay version of "To All The Boys I've Loved Before". I think that the books are great and all, but what's better than an epically gay version of a typical straight romance book? I'm not quite sure, anyways the bio's below if you're interested, enjoy!

Hope Pak has always had her head in the clouds. She has a dreamy and idealistic approach to most things, truly living up to her name, with her hopeful and optimistic outlook on life.

There were four girls throughout the course of her life that had captured her heart at some point, and four girls who she had written poetic love letters for. Despite being an optimist, the fear of being rejected always lingered in the back of her mind. At the same time her conscious needed to release her feelings as they were deep and overwhelming to her. So, she wrote the letters and kept them away in a plaid box.

What happens when those letters get set free?

What happens when she finally has to confront her feelings, and the people who evoked them?All Rights Reserved

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