Promise Me | Daerin

Promise Me | Daerin

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Danielle pauses, seems to be weighing out her options as Haerin shifts from foot to foot anxiously, praying to every god she knows that Danielle will say yes- "Of course, I'll help you, Haerin. On one condition," she says sternly, looking up at Haerin with a certain something shining in her eyes that Haerin can't explain. "What? Name it!" Haerin says urgently, tightening her grip on her bag and watching impatiently as Danielle bites down on her bottom lip to stop herself from smiling before she replies. "You have to promise that you won't fall in love with me," Danielle says simply and with a tone of finality. Haerin's so dumbfounded by her words, that she scoffs in disbelief before she can stop herself, and she chuckles and shakes her head before she looks up at Danielle with a raised eyebrow. "That's not gonna be a problem." (a walk to remember au) This story is not my work and just a remake of the original. All rights go to the original writer.
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By day, Haerin is invisible - a soft-spoken office worker in oversized glasses and quiet clothes, careful not to be seen. But by night, she's Inkbetween, an anonymous poet whose intimate, melancholic pieces have gained a small but devoted following online. Her muse? Hanni - the radiant, untouchable woman who sits just across the office. Haerin writes her in fragments: a laugh overheard in a meeting, the scent of cherry-vanilla perfume, the ghost of a glance never returned. Her poems grow bolder. More exposed. A confession in slow motion, hidden behind a pen name. But secrets don't stay secrets forever. And someone's reading more closely than she thinks.

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