More Than Most
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  • Reads 51
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  • Parts 5
Ongoing, First published Aug 05, 2015
"A love unrequited."


He was everything she ever asked for. Six-foot tall with mahogany hair and light hazel eyes, he was her dream that came to life. Rude yet charming, careless yet determined, he took her life by storm. Everyday she spent with him were magic. But she was weak, troubled and scared. He was too much for what her heart can handle. And so she left.

She was someone he didn't see coming. Cold and annoying with the nastiest temper - she must be the curse he had to pay. He was irritated with her blank stares, her enchanting smile and how her hair smelled so sweet. He hated that she attracted him like a magnet, an irresistible pull. But she was beautiful. She took his breath away. She was the reason behind his every sleepless nights. Everyday with her and he could never ask for more. And so he waited.
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