The Boy Who Taught Me How To Live

The Boy Who Taught Me How To Live

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April always believed nothing could rescue her from her misery. She was tired of always being the target of all sad stories; she was tired of wishing upon every shooting star. She had given up waiting for miracles. She felt as if no matter what she did, her stricken past would always catch up, following her like a silhouette; like her very own shadow. She stayed locked up in her Aunt's house, lost. Like a ghost without any purpose except for working day and night like a servant. Until a sincere boy jerked her out of her tragedy infested world, and dared to form a friendship with April. Taught her to wish upon a shooting star, again. Taught her how to live.
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They say that in life, we all have three great loves. The first arrives in adolescence-innocent, filled with dreams and illusions. The second teaches you pain, and you cling to it even knowing it was never meant to be. It's the kind of love you once wished would last forever, but instead, it helped you grow. The third love is the one you never saw coming. You let it happen without expectations-just you, allowing yourself to be surprised. It's the love that heals old wounds and makes you genuinely happy. It's the love that teaches you how to love for real. It's the true one. This story is dedicated to all those still carrying wounds from that second love. Don't be afraid to move forward. Don't shut your heart, even if it's in a thousand pieces. Something better is coming.

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