Hearts On Parasites

Hearts On Parasites

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'Because it takes a lot of courage to cure stupid hearts on parasites' WARNING: THIS STORY WAS WRITTEN WITH AN 'EXTRA-ORDINARY-ALMOST-BORING' PLOT. READ AT YOUR OWN RISK. Cover: @EmemCabahit
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3. Why We Can't Rush Things Little Gorgon. That's what Cairu calls her. It perfectly suits; not just her name, but also her personality. She was named after the famous oppressed beauty in Greek mythology, Medusa. He doesn't like young ladies. Never in his life thought of having one. But she came over unannounced. Crushing over his parade, flocking her way to his heart like the goddess who wants to be worshipped by its servant, breaking his walls with all her might and showering sunshine to his lonely life. But when he thought that everything would last into lifetime, a past tied to their names resurfaced. She left when everything was all planned out inside his head. She broke his walls and left without cleaning it, causing him to bruise over the tiny pieces of her remains. Aching for his stolen heart, he never wished to have it again if it means he has to deal with her mercilessly putting it back in unanesthesiatized and still, he would love to accept it like a devoted worshipper.

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