Fine lines
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Last published Fri, Jan 1, 2016
There are always lines, between to people. Most thick, some somewhere in the middle, and others mighty thin.
Between Alessia, and Ashton?
Mighty fine lines.
The lines represent those peoples comfort zones. Thick, would be not comfortable at all. Medium, well somewhat comfortable, and thin, well then would be as if they knew each other there entire life, and perhaps they have. Yet, Alessia and Ashton have not...
Ok, I suck at descriptions. Sue me.
This is my first novel, so please dong judge, yeah?
Enjoy.
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