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Undiscovered Secrets

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grief loss ptsd romance wwii

The world has started to settle down after WWII. 

William is looking for love when Betty came along 

Thomas is also on the search for love 

Coincidentally, both boys go to the same coffee/bookshop at the same time every day.

Tw. War, gun violence, vulgar language, depression, suicidal thoughts/ideation,All Rights Reserved

grief loss ptsd romance wwii

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Draco Malfoy and the Alcoholic's Wish

The war itself was terrible. But the aftermath seems even worse now it's gone. Maybe we were all too busy fighting for what we felt as right (or what we were told was right), and we didn't notice we were treading on the dead fingers and toes of our families and friends. Many good people were lost, stolen, or broken by the end. Families were left divided and dead, families purer, and much more innocent than mine. And it's all my fault.