Till the End
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  • Parts 12
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  • Reads 277
  • Votes 13
  • Parts 12
  • Time 2h 21m
Ongoing, First published Jul 06, 2016
It all started a few years ago for her; falling in love with him. Listening to him sing and then later, watching him being the kind and light hearted person he was. That was all it took her to start to fall in love with him. The only problem was she couldn't tell him how much she loved him because millions of others did too.
  
  All he ever wanted to do was sing. It gave him the happiness that other things couldn't .He loved being surrounded by the tranquility of melodies which spoke to him on a different level. Music had become his life and career. To make it even better, he had his best friends with him on this life changing opportunity and ride. But the only thing he didn't have was someone to love him for who he was; even though there are millions who claim to love him.
  Will she ever be able to tell him her feelings? Will he ever be able to find the love of his life?
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