My favorite view from afar (GxG)

My favorite view from afar (GxG)

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Trust is what makes relationship stronger and faith is what makes relationship genuine, so when the truth and faith are gone there's no point of saving the relationship. But what if you only saw and know the half of the story, you only know half of the truth? What if the betrayal you thought didn't actually happened- would do anything to make things right or let things be? After knowing everything would you take it as a sign to make things right or would you take it as a sign to finally move forward without heavy feelings?
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" 'Cause if I know you see me falling, You'll be right there to pick me up" Liyah never meant to fall this fast. She's the shy-but-outgoing type - the kind of girl who laughs things off, bites her tongue, and lets stuff slide just to keep the peace. Communication isn't her strong suit, and standing up for herself never came easy. But when Kayzon walks into her life, everything she thought she knew about protecting her heart gets complicated. Kayzon's got his own story - one written in pain, loss, and walls too high for most people to climb. His past made him hard, quiet, and guarded, but somehow, Liyah gets past the surface. She makes him feel seen again. Safe, even. What starts as late-night conversations and lazy afternoons in her dorm turns into something deeper, something neither of them expected. But when two people carrying their own kind of hurt collide, love doesn't always heal - sometimes, it exposes. Did they move too fast, or did they just find each other at the wrong time?

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