Solace
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- Parts 37
Ongoing3h 15m
Last published Thu, Aug 10, 2017
|Highest ranking #220 in Romance|
❝She told him colors didn't exist.
He proved her wrong by repainting her.❞
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Two people who despise each other.
One liked to pretend that her heart wasn't broken by. choosing to not love herself or anyone around her.
And the other liked to pretend that his heart wasn't broken by pretending he didn't have one.
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