Selcouth Hymns | Outclass #1

Selcouth Hymns | Outclass #1

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COMPLETED | English Version "And under the moonlit café, along with the selcouth hymns, the outcast found a place to call home." When her landlord managed to get rid of the troublesome pair she had as her neighbors, Ezra felt like she was ascending to a new world through the unyielding joy she emitted. However, after living in this vast world for twenty years, Ezra ought to know better. Especially with the gigantic bag of misfortune she's carrying on her shoulder. Only when her new neighbors arrive did she discover the true meaning of calm before the storm. She was but an innocent little lass, as pure as the driven snow and chained by her perpetual list of misadventures. He was rumored to be a delinquent; a wrathful blaze and a destructive storm of chaos and disorder. They had lived their lives in virtual recluses. Curious, they both were, to each other's deeds that went beyond their insight and understanding.
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[ COMPLETED ] She wasn't easy to recognise at first, yet she had always been there. Time blurred her face, but her presence lingered - living quietly in places long forgotten. It's strange how the younger version of ourselves can fade, yet remain. Now she stands clear - her voice, her wounds, her loneliness - all still present, all still true. If only someone could go back and rewrite her story, whispering, "It's going to be okay." This is no ordinary book. It's a letter to the younger self we all once knew, and the silent truth behind the pain in her eyes.

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