Free as a Bird

Free as a Bird

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Fanfic
Twilight
No one understands sacrifice better than Mia Griffin and Jaxon Morris. Or so they thought. Mia sacrifices the life she wants for the sake of her country every day, even if it tears her apart inside. Jax sacrifices truthful relationships with his friends for the sake of his family's secret, even though he's terrified of them turning into something else he's lost. Mia is pushed to sacrifice her friendship with Jax because of her father. Jax tries to sacrifice a relationship with Mia for the sake of his heart. But after all this, they come to realise that perhaps the one thing they're not willing to sacrifice is each other. Crown and country be damned.
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Because somewhere deep down, they both think it's what they deserve.

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