This Is Where Our Stars Fade

This Is Where Our Stars Fade

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(ENTERY TO THE SHORTYS 2025) Mellie lost her older sister to suicide. Creed lost his father to a hit and run accident. Ethan lost his girlfriend to drug overdose. This is the story of three broken souls. *** 'You see this?' Creed breathed, his voice having an edge that made me want to hug him. He sounded so broken. So defeated. As if all the feelings he had kept harbored in him were finally coming out. He pointed to the soulless and dark sky. 'This is where our stars fade.' I turned to face him. He turned to face me. His eyes were beautiful. Like stormy seas. Uncontrolled. Uncharted. Foaming. Reeling with emotion. Plunging with feeling. I wasn't sure who moved first, but suddenly his hands were cupping my cheeks. I no longer felt the cold in the air. I no longer felt like I was pretending. I no longer felt responsible for Tara's death. His lips brushed against mine. I opened my mouth slightly, gasping against his mouth as he kissed me harder.
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Ten years ago, a single moment ripped Ray and Cs apart-one kiss, one goodbye, and then silence. Now fate has brought them face to face again, older, heavier with the weight of choices made. The spark is still there, fierce and immediate, but Cs wears a wedding ring, and Ray has spent a decade wondering what it would feel like to take her hand again. Every glance between them feels like a duel-half longing, half accusation. Conversations hover just shy of confession, each one pulling them closer to a line they shouldn't cross. And when the truth starts to slip past their defenses, they're forced to ask themselves: is this a second chance at the love they lost... or the perfect storm that will destroy them both? "You're infuriating," she muttered, brushing past him. "And yet, here you are," he replied, too close, too casually.

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