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She Had the World (Rewritten)
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Ongoing, First published Oct 27, 2015
caution- certain scenes and aspects of this book may induce sadness, and no emotions will be filtered in order to display the realism of feelings. you have been warned. 
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"Isn't it amazing; one moment, you have the whole world in the palm of your hand. Yet, when you have it all, you don't cherish it. 

You manipulate it, take advantage of it, without realizing how much it is worth. Then, when it's all gone and you're left in a wreck that you can't seem to pull yourself out of, that's when you cherish it. 

No one appreciates a damn thing until they're robbed of it. And you know what? 

I think that's fucked up. This world is fucked up, filled with superficial items, and people with no substance. 

So would you really want everything, if it all means nothing?"

tornadic, 2016 ©
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