The Boy Who Didn't Talk
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  • Parts 6
  • Time 1h 6m
Ongoing, First published Aug 05, 2015
Mature
"What we cannot speak about we must pass over in silence" (Ludwig Wittgenstein) - After a tragic occurrence, Nate stopped speaking. Known as the boy who (simply) doesn't talk, he goes to therapy and also attends a support group that meets once a week in the town's community hall.
One and a half year after the unfortunate incident, a girl, just as broken as him, joins the weekly support group meetings. What happens when she starts to disturb his speechless life? 

"The Boy Who Didn't Talk" is a story about a broken girl entering a broken boy's life.

-- I'm currently editing and rewriting this story (heretofore titled "Silence). The story line will be changed partly. So stay tuned for this somberly, sorrowful romance!
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