Growing Purple Hyacinth

Growing Purple Hyacinth

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Marian had just started writing in a diary. If you asked her five years ago or even 10 years ago if she would someday consider having and owning one, she would have laughed at your face. She was not a fan of it nor she would have ever taken any thoughts on having one, for her, it was just a waste of time, a waste of resources, and a waste of energy. But now she owns one, it was an old notebook given by a friend who insisted that she writes; an old brown cover, spine red as blood, pages were smooth and unused, letters C and J were on the covers as a reminder of whom the notebook used to belong. Now, she was forced to write her feelings out.
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"It was perfect. Everything was perfect." I giggled with no humor, and looked away when I noticed his stares. "But I had to ruin it." Forgiveness was what she wanted. When she met someone on the way, her fear of the history to repeat itself awaken. ___ Cover image not mine.

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