Ethereal

Ethereal

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Romance
Gariek: I used to believe that there was no one on this planet that is perfect for me, I am still somewhat correct. I didn't believe that there was someone different than the others. I also didn't believe that I would ever be find someone to make me happy.That is until she proved me wrong. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Venice: My life wasn't extraordinary or anything amazing, heck I barely got out of my apartment. That's the way I liked it, well at least that's what I thought it was. Life for me was so simple and plain. He showed me that I wasn't living life I was living a routine. He showed me everything that I couldn't see.
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