C.O.LO.R.S

C.O.LO.R.S

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Fri, Jun 3, 2016
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Romance
Have you ever had that moment when you realize that you're different? You believe in something no one else does, or you care about someone no one else thinks twice about? Or how about when you want something, you're not supposed to want? You realize that you're the odd one out, the one who has to stand up and say something because no one else will, the one who has to be brave enough to show people that different is ok. Well, I have. And that moment, was when I when I saw him staring right back at me. ~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~ He was white. She was black. But that didn't stop what they felt for each other.
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It was never supposed to mean anything. Just a fleeting moment. A beautiful mistake, soaked in midnight and quiet desperation. One night to forget the rules. To taste freedom in the arms of a stranger. To let go without thinking of the morning after. No goodbyes. No consequences. Only touches that lingered too long, and memories etched into skin like whispers. But fate doesn't play fair. Because when Mia stepped into her classroom that Monday morning, time didn't just stop. It held its breath. And there she was. The stranger from that night. But not draped in shadows this time. No, now she stood in the light. Composed. Commanding. Off-limits. Her new English teacher. Their eyes met. A flash of recognition. A pause too long to be innocent. Mia's heart stumbled in her chest. The room faded, voices dulled, the world narrowed to just her. The woman she wasn't supposed to see again. The woman who now held her future in the palm of her hand. And maybe, just maybe, still remembered everything.

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