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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Thu, Apr 24, 2025
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What happened when you love someoneーbut only a part of them? That's what Anthony Vaudrin did. A man who knows nothing nor understood about love and only heard that love is eternal. A man who believes that something eternal should be preserve. Until he met her. The only woman who never feared him. An angle who taught a new feeling that tickled his stomach. The one who taught him that a racing heart doesn't mean he had a disease. The only women who didn't see his past, only him. "I know. Even though it's a sin, I'm still loving you." She said with all her might, smilling through the pain. When the new world he had just begun to see started to crumble, he was left with no choice. To remember her. To preserve her.
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They say love begins in silence... but no one ever warns you how deeply it hurts when that silence never ends. This is not a love story. It is a story of almosts - of late-night conversations that lingered too long, unspoken feelings that grew too heavy, and eye contact that somehow meant everything... yet nothing at all. She loved him quietly. And when she finally tried to speak, he never listened in the way her heart needed him to. So she became patient. She became understanding. She became everything for him... except chosen. And somewhere between unsent messages, mixed signals, and words left hanging in the air, she realized something heartbreaking- Love does not always destroy you loudly. Sometimes... it slowly drowns you in silence.

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