A Goodbye in Every Hello

A Goodbye in Every Hello

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A Goodbye in Every Hello is a collection of broken moments, unspoken words, and silent tears. It is the story of loving someone who was slowly choosing someone else. Of smiling while falling apart. Of turning from pink dreams to grey memories. This book is for the hearts that stayed too long. For the souls who loved first and lost quietly. For those who learned that not every love is meant to last, but every love leaves a mark. If you've ever felt invisible in someone's life, if you've ever held on while being let go, this story is for you. Because some goodbyes are never said... they are felt in every hello. - Alisa
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