When Souls Meet
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We all had that moment when we ask ourselves: "why is thing happening to me?" In a good or bad way
Secrets will never remain as secrets because we all know that some will eventually figure it out whatsoever
Friendship is like a water drop falling from a window; as it falls, some will ignite to it and create a big drop. Meaning, it's true friendship.
Love is like books; being together through thick and thin is a must
Life is like you being an author; there are millions of words to tell. If you aren't satisfied with the ending, re-write it until you get satisfied again — it's your decision, just keep going
"Everything happens for a reason", as they say
(Will make a proper cover soon. Hahaha! )
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