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Flower
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"I told the stars about you, because i tell everything to them. they're always guiding me to the things i need, and i think they guided me to you. I think mom guided me to you. I told mom about us, right when "us" happened. She knew your face, she recognized you as something they already met. like we're predicted or something. She didn't say a thing, but she spoke too much. I could see in the constellations that she was watching me making my way through you. and she approved that." -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dahlia Carson was a average high school girl before everything went downhill after her mom died. Aiden Green used to be a kind charming boy before something traumatizing happened. Can two broken souls heal each other while trying to heal themselves? Thanks to @veecadence for the beautiful cover!! I absolutely love it
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