A Perfectly Pointless Story, Of a Perfectly Pointless Life
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Ongoing, First published Mar 26, 2015
Every person I have ever met wants a happy ever after, or a  perfect ending. They want everything to make sense in the end, but they don't  know themselves or what this sense is. They want to sugar coat everything, and make the things that are hard in life just a little bit less hard. But I'm here to say, that's  just not how life ends up going. And I know what you're thinking, " This better not be some emotional love story that starts off with someones pathetic life and then branches off into something amazing." Or your thinking “this Better not be just another fault in our stars were you learn some big life lesson after going through some big challenge.”  And it’s not, it’s just a book written to make you feel what life is really like. To make you feel the real challenges that life can push onto you. Now I Know you're probably wondering who “I” am. I’m a wallflower, a nobody, a misfit toy in Santa’s sack. I’m Noah Grayson Lee. and this, this is my story. 

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