A Lesson In Charades

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Reads 2,961
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Parts 19
Time 5h 43m

Sometimes it's easier to pretend like it didn't happen.  To ignore it and continue living out your life as you would as if it never did happen.  Sometimes it's easiest to just run away from it all and act like it doesn't bother you.  Nothing bothers you.  You pretend like everything is the way it always has been.  The way it should be, playing life's game of charades.

A story of best friends falling in love, with the potential to not only ruin their friendship, but another as well.  

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