Keeper of the Lost Cities: Forgetten

Keeper of the Lost Cities: Forgetten

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Betrayal after betrayal after betrayal. Three weeks since Keefe was seen by Sophie and her friends. Three weeks since Sophie's best friend turned his back on her. Three weeks since Sophie's heart was shattered. One day, a horrific incident happens and the Neverseen are to blame. But will Keefe be with them? Will he be his normal, fun loving self? Or someone completely different? Read this small fanfiction set between Shannon Messenger's Book 4 (Neverseen) and Book 5 (Lodestar). (This is my story set between Neverseen and Lodestar. I just imagined what the characters would do while they wait a year to get their next adventure and wrote it. Please don't steal it from me, it's not good enough to steal anyways.) *WARNING* TYPOS AND RUN ON PARAGRAPHS. READ AT OWN RISK. Cover by @ElvenNoir/SioCynder (tumblr)
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NOT MY CHARACTERS ALL CHARACTERS BELONG TO SHANNON MESSENGER!! This fanfic includes mature content but I've labeled the chapters to give a heads up:) Here's a short bio: "I felt you," she whispered against his shoulder. "Even when everything else was gone, I felt something pulling me back." "That was me," he said softly, playing with strands of her hair, "I wasn't letting you go." They stayed like that, breathing each other in. A year of fear. A year of silence. A year of emptiness slowly dissolving between them. She leaned back just enough to look at him again. "You waited," she said. "A year," he admitted. Her eyes filled with a mixture of sorrow and awe. "You shouldn't have had to." "I would have waited longer," he said. "For as long as it took." Her thumb brushed gently along his cheek. "We've never been easy," she murmured. "We've fought. We've broken. We've almost lost each other more times than I can count." He nodded, because that was true. But she didn't look regretful. She looked certain. Well, they knew one thing now, there relationship was only perfect because it wasn't. And that's how it should be.

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