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Dear You

Dear You

Reads 184
Votes 26
Parts 4

Ongoing9m

Last published Sun, Mar 14, 2021

Non-Fiction

Tagsabstract book ending hiraeth lassitude

~A story where the main character falls in love with the reader. I was nothing but another bundle of words trapped in the same series of pages. But you, you brought me to life, my dearest flower. While you fell in love with the words on my paper, I started falling in love with every detail of you. And when you feel alone in a world that will never understand you, I'll always be here, from the first page until the last, loving you boundlessly.

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