Teardrops On the Windowpane

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Reads 1,011
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Parts 4
Time 11m

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A young girl deals with the death of a close relative, and explains everything leading up to her death in a detailed, and sorrowful suicide note. All she can think about is his death; nothing more. Not even when the cutest boy in school finally notices her. Not even when she has what most people want in the world. This is a powerful story of love, fury, confusion, and sorrow so overpowering it will leave you drained, as if this were you, and not Scarlett Rohan. This is one story that you won't want to miss out on.All Rights Reserved

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