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Never Again
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Ongoing, First published Apr 06, 2016
Once in my life I had believed in magic.

I have always been an avid fan of fantasy novels. Reading them at night since I was a kid had always been a habit of mine. Wouldn't it be wonderful to imagine yourself riding on a white horse with sweet-scented flowers and delightful melody in the background and as the sun sets, we will be walking on the springy turf with the warm breeze of air embracing our souls? How beautiful it is to imagine that as the dark night overlays the sky we will be connecting stars together, confessing our love in secrecy then we will patiently wait until the dawn transpires.

I really hate how these fairy tales and happy endings won't happen to me. I really hate myself for believing in these kinds of immature reasoning all along. 

People say love is something that happens in the most unexpected time, place and the most unforeseen person. And I guess this has been totally right. For the past years this has always been the sad scenario; He badly wants to win her heart as badly as I wanted to win his.
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PROLOGUE You always believe that doing it right guarantees a great outcome, but what if it doesn't? What if doing everything the way you were taught to ends with you questioning the very meaning of right and wrong? They said good girls always win, that patience pays off, that saving the best for the one who deserves it is the most honorable thing a woman can do. I believed them, I clung to those words as if they were sacred, because society made it sound like the crown jewel of a woman's worth. But what happens when you realize that the ones who broke the rules seem to have better outcomes? When you watch them live freely, laugh loudly, and still be chosen, while you, the one who chose to be good and follow the rules, are left to face the opposite? Does that mean life is unfair, or does it mean the rules were never written for you in the first place? I waited. I followed every rule. I held on when others let go. And when the night finally came, my night, I gave it all, expecting the forever I was promised, only to be met with the greatest deception of my life. The kind of heartbreak that does not just wound the heart, but questions your identity, your choices, and even your faith in love. How would you feel if the man you loved and believed in turned out to be someone entirely different? When the one you trusted the most isn't who you thought he was? When the one who clapped for your values was only clapping for himself, cheering because he had already won the game before you even realized you were playing? Not all stories begin with love, some begin with a lie, some begin with betrayal, and some begin with a silence that grows too loud to ignore. This is not the story you think it is. Follow me, and you will find out the truth about a girl who waited, who gave everything, and who discovered that being a virgin was not the beginning of her story, but only the secret she never thought she would have to defend.