"Sea-Colored Memories"

"Sea-Colored Memories"

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The sea was always the same. Blue, a little cool, and filled with something you can never quite put a name to - as if it held both peace and pain. When I was twelve years old, walking barefoot on the rocks with Leo, I was sure that everything would continue just like that. I liked him the way I thought no one could ever like anyone. I simply knew - when he was there, I was no longer afraid to look at the horizon. Years passed. The sea remained unchanged. Only Leo and I got lost to each other. I used to think that time erases everything - but coming back here forced me to remember what I wanted most to forget.
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