Coffee and Words
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When cleaning up a table from a customer that left, Lyra spots a letter on the floor. She picks it up and reads it, now given a ray of hope from an anonymous person's letter to themself who shares a similar story to her own.
This is my entry for the #BraveTogether. $1 is donated to The Trevor Project for every story submitted so please try it out! The maximum is 500 words so it's not that long. It'd be amazing if you try for yourself :3
The Trevor Project is the biggest organization for suicide prevention and crisis intervention for LGBTQ+ members.
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