(UNDERGOING EDITING)
"All I wanted was a ear to hear,
But, all i ever got was the pain I couldn't bear.
I believed you, I trusted you,
I put myself in your shoes and,
Tried to see the world,
But you failed to do the same.
All I did was to be understood,
Accepted the way I am,
But, all I did was being ridiculed and,
Shamed for the thoughts I have.
You made me hate the girl in the mirror.
A tender soul who didn't deserve your calloused words.
You were supposed to build me, mould me,
But, all you did was break me.
But, it's okay after all, I'm just mourning the loss of you."
Her delicate handwriting was over all the small paper, I could also see drops of tears. She probably had cried while writing this beautiful poem. If I ever had a chance to show her parents what kind of harm they have done to their daughter, I would. And, I will.
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A/N : This book focuses on mental illness too, so I won't mention any trigger warnings. But if depression, anxiety, suicidal thoughts, ED, PTSD, ADHD and more mental illnesses trigger you, please don't read this book :D
"Can you stop being so mean? It's hurting my feelings," he said, holding his heart.
I chuckled. "I thought you didn't have feelings."
"For you I absolutely do."
I rolled my eyes. "Shut up and dry these plates, dumbass."
"Yes, ma'm," he smiled.
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Ruth is the age of ten when a scruffy and neglected orphan boy suddenly shows up on her doorstep. Her first reaction is one of enchantment, heart-flutters and butterflies.
Six years later and that same orphan boy is now the bane of her existence, the object of all her annoyances and a seventeen-year-old boy that just so happens to have the physique and looks of a full grown man.
From crush to enemy, from children to young-adults.
What will happen when they're forced to spend more and more time together?
Will hate turn to love?
Or was it never even hate in the first place?
*ONGOING*