Story cover for The Freak with the Notebook by KattRae
The Freak with the Notebook
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    Time 33m
Complete, First published May 13, 2013
I stared down, reading her carefully written handwriting. The last sentence killed me. 'I love you, and I always have.'

A tear fell, smearing her signature. I closed the unfinished notebook, and pressed it to my chest, and cried. Her sister wrapped an arm around me, pulling me close, comforting me.

The doctor stepped out of her room, and looked down at us. The only ones here for her.
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(I wrote this when I was thirteen so read at your own risk since I had no idea where I was going.) Before everything got out of hand, confusing, exiting, heartbreaking and wild like a football match. Life was unbearable but this is how it started..... It was just ordinary day in school. My first day back now in my senior year before I head off to college. The last class was English one of my favourite subjects. Half way through the teacher left us to go to the office after a phone call had been dialled. I was tapped on the shoulder by a girl behind me with everyone staring at me with no expressions at all. She had a note in her hand folded up perfectly to be origami. I took the note and unfolded it leaving the flawless fold even. I read the note in my head as I let it fall out of my hands, hitting the desk in complete silent. "Frances May, I like you."