Flora
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Fiction
Romance
Some say romance is sappy, I quite agree. But that's life, many things are sappy. There's a part of our nature as humans that desires to be loved and for someone to hold us, someone to see best in us and love us for who we are. Deep down you just can't deny it, it's always there, a small hope that the person you think was staring at you in the coffee shop will ask you on a date, or the that guy in your class that asked you what the homework was that one time stares at the back of your head every day wondering what type of ice cream you like so he could tell you he likes it too, or perhaps that shy girl with her nose in a book at the library would want to talk to you despite her fascination with that book she loves. Everyone feels this, and this small story follows the small romance of two somewhat shy and awkward Highschoolers. Hopefully it's not too sappy. Seattle Washington by the way.
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COMPLETED✅ Two high school teenagers finding themselves, analyzing this ever changing world, and building love. This is the type of love you wish you found in high school but probably know way too well that it only exists as fiction. Today I'm turning my fiction to reality. ❣️•••❣️ Excerpt: Just as I was about to seek shelter under some building's roof, the tires of a car come to a halt, I wonder who might pity the lonely girl walking in the rain. The passenger window rolls down, and I spot the most unexpected person seated behind the wheel. "Get in" comes out his voice, and I must've stood there agape for a few moments because next comes his rhetorical question. "Are you getting in or continuing walking in the rain?" Eyebrows raised expectantly. He sounds annoyed, like he regrets his decision to ever stop and help me. ❣️•••❣️ #5 in cynical #2 in loveandfriendship #1 in opinionated #4 in ihatelife #10 in nerdgirl #10 in HighschoolRomance #26 in GoodGirlBadBoy *contains mature themes. *contains cursing.

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