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The Shadow 5

The Shadow 5

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Throughout their whole life, Kenna, Samantha and Sierra were friends ever since preschool. During their last year of pre school, they met another trio! Their names include Gracie, Madison and Sarah. All 6 of them had a strong bond ever since they were toddler. Growing up, they would hang out all the time and have multiple sleepovers during the holidays. High school came around and the girls still were inseparable. Kenna, the girl who gets high grade, is nervous as the exam is part of the schools report card as well with getting into college. The other girls were nervous as well but not thinking much of it to avoid getting more nervous. Kenna didn't think much of it and went on. Sierra on the other hand was a happy and positive girl and she barely thinks about being nervous as she is able to keep her mind on the situation. After school, the girls decided to go out for a quick snack. As soon as the girls got out of the door, Sierra was in deep thought and quiet. No one noticed until they went to a ice cream shop. Everyone was handling the stress and were laughing without any worries.Except for Sierra. She stayed silent most of the time with her worried expression. No one noticed Sierra except for Kenna concerning her. "Sierra, are you ok? You seem anxious and your normally loud, what happened?" said Kenna. Sierra looking from her phone replied with "I'm fine... I'm just tired". Kenna's heart started to sink inside her. She knew her best friend since pre school was anxious but she doesn't know what and why. Kenna not wanting to bother her, kept quiet and carried on talking. But she knew from her mind, her best friend is going through something she can't figure out.
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"I don't know, Gracie. That's the point. I don't know why I'm willing to feel how much you broke my f*cking heart every minute we're together just so I can be with you. It's not logical. But I am. I would sit through a hundred of these horrible drives just to be with you." .................. Once a heart has been broken, can it ever really heal? G + E = Forever But then Gracie Allen had her heart crushed and Ethan Bennett had his shattered. G + E = Forever For Never After one fluke letter being published in a magazine about said heartbreak, coincidentally the heartbreaker himself comes back. But is it a mere coincidence? Could it be fates way of telling Gracie that, maybe, not all heartbreaks are permanent. And maybe love, however wrong it feels to your brain, isn't logical. It's chemical. With words left unsaid, secrets untold, and a popular weekly column of anonymous crap advice written by a hypocrite, can one university student rise to the challenge that Ethan holds, or will she fall away into dust from all that used to be? It might take one hell of a bridge to build, but when love is waiting on the other side, maybe it's worth it to try. .................. Okay, so a few words before you get into this. I DON'T have anything planned out. It's kinda just coming to me as I write. I have no idea what's going to happen. All I know is that I was in a lovey-dovey mood and wanted to write gushyness and awesomeness. So here is my attempt at that. AGAIN THIS IS NOT PLANNED AND SOME SHIT MIGHT HAVE NO REASON BEING IN IT BY THE TIME ITS FINISHED. But I hope you enjoy it! Started March 14th, 2016! Finished March 21st, 2016! (A FREAKING WEEK. WHAT.)

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