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Science Fiction
'Despite all that, I thought it was the only good thing that happened to me in my ordinary life. Truthfully, she was the one who saved my life when she fell on me on the bridge that night. ' A short story about a boy whose life radically changes one night on a bridge, during a shooting star shower. ****************************************** A short story I wrote for a contest organised by my uni. English is my third language so please bear with me. If I made any mistake please tell me so I can correct it. Tell me what you think of it and enjoy!
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