The Flower Boy
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There once was a tiny planet. So tiny that only one human resided. He was lonely, but he wasn't familiar with many other feelings so he was okay with that. The tiny planet could only fit a small stream which he got water from, and tiny frogs that resided in the stream with which he lived off of. But the one thing that brought him happiness, was his flowers. The beautiful, vibrant colors were the only thing that genuinely brought him happiness, a feeling nothing else could provide. But one day, he headed towards his flowers as he does every other day, but something peculiar happened..he saw something never before seen by his own eyes. A boy? In his flower patch?
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