Routines \\ l.h [DISCONTINUED]

Routines \\ l.h [DISCONTINUED]

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"I don't like you because you're skinny, Luke," Winter told him, slightly caressing his damp cheek. "Hell, I don't even like you because you're perfect." "Y-You don't?" He whimpered, letting his tears fall onto her hands. She shook her head. "I've fallen for all of your perfections just as much as your insecurities and flaws. Because without flaws, we're just people without souls. Without flaws, we're nothing special." (Side of Malum) Unorthodox_Writer copyright (2015) All of the ideas in this novel are from the mind of Unorthodox_Writer. Not affiliated with 5 Seconds Of Summer or any of the other actors in this book
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