A Thousand Years (Spinoff to Regrets)

A Thousand Years (Spinoff to Regrets)

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'It's better to regret for the things you have done than to regret for the thing's you haven't' When nothing seems to go right, when you feel like you are falling down a cliff and sinking in a pool that has no water what will you do? Give up? Or try to break the barriers ? Isabella had always been scared to do anything after she lost her left hand in an accident. Though she seems okay on the outside, on the inside everyday was a nightmare. She couldn't accept people looking at her in a different way. She couldn't accept the fact that she was different. She wanted to be normal. Little did she know that there was nothing such as 'Normal' and that it was just a word that was used by people to stabilize life. This isn't a love story nor a story about love. It's a story of how a lone caterpillar builds a cocoon of hope, faith, friendship, love, confidence and determination and becomes a butterfly and flies over the barriers of depression, negativity, doubts, anxiety and hate. Regular updates after April 10 2015
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I wish to be a butterfly. Free to do whatever I want. To fly where I wish. But I can't. I can't do this because of something that happened about three years a go. Someone that I trusted betrayed me. Now I find it hard to trust people- to even trust myself. It's hard because now trust, to me, is linked to bad experiences But what if, you could trust someone and not regret it? What if, someone made your life better? Not necessarily because of the words they said, or the actions they did- but because of their presence- Their very presence was enough to make you feel happier.

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