The Stars We Can't See

The Stars We Can't See

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Not everything in life remains with you forever. But what if someone who died two years ago reappears? * Alice Miller is definitely not just any normal girl. Having been through the loss of her two childhood best friends, she's experienced a lot more than any other 18-year-old. Two years after their death, she still hasn't gotten over everything. Of course, with the help of her best friend, she feels that she's getting there. But when she spots the striking blue eyes of one of the friends who died at a party, everything changes, and her life takes a 180 degree turn. Was it a ghost? Was it a hallucination? Or was it the result of a huge secret that a certain someone had kept from her?
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Losing someone who once lit up your life is like losing a piece of yourself. In the aftermath, I searched for that lost spark, tried to rise from the depths of despair, but was haunted by shadows of doubt and negativity. How do you go on when the person you cherished most vanishes without a trace? Alice disappeared suddenly, leaving me in the dark, wondering endlessly what I could have done to drive her away. In my endless grief, with no one to confide in, I turned to writing letters-letters to husbands who never responded. Yet, through some twist of fate, these letters became a book, a chronicle of my sorrow and longing. This book is a tribute to Alice, released on her 20th birthday. It is my hope that she, wherever she may be, will accept this as a gift-a testament to the bond we once shared, and the impact she had on my life.

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