CONSUMED
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  • Reads 144
  • Votes 14
  • Parts 13
  • Time 1h 15m
Ongoing, First published Apr 12, 2023
Mature
He saved her life once, he was the one to see her at her worst, the side she chooses to hide from her friends and family. She was suffering in the dark, he stopped her from jumping and gave her some sense of hope.

They meet again when she transfers schools because of the relentless bullying going on at her school. They slowly began to realize just how much they're alike. 

He pushes her away scared that if he were to get close they'd mess each other up even more convinced that him and her can never co exist, afraid they loose themselves in each other. 

But when he starts to see her more and more appearing in his life he can't seem to stop himself from wanting to really know her but they'll slowly start to realize that they're just too much alike and two people so alike that only live for others could never make it through. 

Will these challenges surpass them or will they just loose themselves even more? 

This isn't a fairytale.
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