Why
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Ongoing, First published May 15, 2015
"I simply ask the world why. In a world full of people... Why me?" 

"in a world full of people, why not you Skylar." Harry says

"I don't understand why all bad things happen to me... Like the universe is using me as it's own modified tester toy. Let's see how many things one person could handle before it breaks." 

"baby, life's full of hell and heaven induced surprises, we're the inbetweeners, the ones between the good life and the bad. How can you not expect this? Is what I ask of anyone. We live in a roller coaster of emotions and once we get off the ride that is our lives, the park closes and we wish we could have had one more chance to ride but this time more aware of the twists that were coming. So live this life in the moment with me Skylar... Don't run from it." Harry States the simple words that have given off such meaning.

"oh if you insist." I laugh, the laugh I've grown so far from it was unknown of its presence returning.
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