SOÑADOR NO UN HACEDOR (Dreamer not a doer)COMPLETED☑️
Black_M1
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  • Reads 1,374
  • Votes 991
  • Parts 18
  • Time 1h 34m
Black_M1
Ongoing, First published Dec 20, 2020
Mature
watty
Dream seems realistic, someone would say "I hope my dream does not end, I hope it happens in reality" but someone would also say "I don't want this happen again, I hope it does not happen in reality."

Nagising ka sa isang araw na nawala na ang importanteng bagay o tao sayo dahil lang sa isang panaginip na nagkakatotoo. Yung gusto mo siyang makasama sa isang altar ngunit may nangyaring hindi mo inaasahan at ikaw ang sinisisi sa pangyayari. Banners were waving and everyone's shouting for justice.

The memories are still there but the person who did the memories has gone.Children were playing, multicolored balloons were floating in the air. This is my favorite place, the memories still remains and it wont be fade.
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