defining moments; fragments of my original characters' perspectives

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this series includes the defining moments of my original characters, the moments that represent and give insight into their characters the most. these characters may or may not appear in future works.All Rights Reserved

character-perspectives comingtotermswithlife definingmoments growth inexperienced-tagging self-acceptance shortstory

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Miriya
Sun, Jan 31, 2021

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