Precipitous

Precipitous

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"My favourite memory is with Marina. It was right after I moved onto her street, we couldn't have been older than six. She knocked on my door in her full dinosaur rain gear. I thought it was strange, a girl in a green dinosaur rain jacket and matching boots? My sister Samie only wore pink. I opened our screen door and faced her. "Come play! The worms are out!" She held her hand to show me. My least favourite memory is also of Marina. I see it every time I close my eyes, and I think about it every night just before I fall asleep. Last spring, It was rainy, just like on the day we first met. I remember I was at my friend Marks' house. It was a whole group of guys, Friday night. I had left my phone upstairs charging in Marks' kitchen, and we were all watching a movie in the basement. We couldn't have had more than ten minutes left when we heard someone ring the doorbell upstairs. "Nose goes!" I called out, putting my finger on my nose and laughing. Mark and Sam lost, they complained as they walked up the stairs...." -school project to write a novella- romance, but not totally. Marina has secrets, Edward does too, and Alexi is just trying his best. Stories intertwine and secrets are revealed until everything crashed together. the beginning is slow, but I promise it will pick up.
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