you and I

you and I

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This is a story about a weak and suicidal girl who wants to figure out what love actually means. When she knows it, she wants to kill herself but she accidentally fall in love again. Is her light right in time to save her from herself or will she never see any light again? "Sometimes I feel like we're the only two humans left and that you don't actually love me but you must be with me. Cause who wants a suicidal girlfriend?" "I love you more than anything. I think we're meant to be together. That were made for each other." "I don't believe in 'meant to be'.. I think is a coincident..." "No. Does a kiss change your mind?"
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She never meant to fall for him. Not like this. Not in a game. By day, Lily is a poetry-blooded romantic hiding behind the fan account @oceanmoonlight, where she writes about Calum Hood like he's something divine. Untouchable. By night, she's Leviosa-just a quiet girl with a sharp tongue, playing Fortnite to outrun the noise in her head. And him? He's LooseUnit. He's sarcasm and silence and the low rasp of a voice that curls into her skin. She doesn't know his name. Not at first. But she knows the way he listens. The way he laughs when he shouldn't. The way he says her name, like a secret he wants to keep. What begins as flirtation turns into something quieter. He tells her things he hasn't told anyone else. She answers in poetry disguised as jokes. Every match becomes a confession. Every win, a heartbeat. Every loss, a longing. And then-slowly, softly-they know. Without saying it, without needing to. He's Calum Hood. And she's the girl who's been writing about him for years. But neither of them dares to break the spell. Not yet. Not when it's still this tender. Because sometimes the most beautiful kind of love is the one that exists between the lines. a poem, posted late at night: "You ruined me quietly- like the song I played too often, like the game I swore I wouldn't get attached to, like the voice I never should've missed."

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